Playmobil 6663 City Life Child in WheelchAir, Fun Imaginative Role-Play, PlaySets Suitable for Children Ages 4+

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They're based in convenient locations including supermarkets, newsagents and train stations. Plus they're often open late and on Sundays. Rebecca and Karen began making over toys to give them disabilities and took high res images in collaboration with photographer Beth Moseley and children’s author and illustrator Kate Read. We wanted to separate disability from tired hospital, baddie and geek associations and instead create a new more celebratory and fun aesthetic by giving fairies guide dogs and wizards wheelchairs. The results soon went viral and our story was shared on news outlets around the world including BBC, Mail, Guardian, Yahoo, Dystractify, Upworthy and Al Jeezera.

Tactical Unit Command Vehicle. This looks like a real Tactical Unit Command Vehicle since it makes sounds and lights up. You can also control it since its R/C compatible.The school bus has a ramp which makes the bus wheelchair accessible. The wheelchair can be easily pushed onto the ramp and there is a space inside the bus Playmobil toy products help improve the creativity of children. Almost all of the toy figures are unnamed thus allowing the child to use their imagination to invent the characters and give names to their toys. Playmobil is a line of children’s toys that are manufactured by Brandstatter Group. The company is headquartered in Zirndorf, Germany. They are well known for making human figure toys that are approximately 3 inches tall.

As someone who had grown up wearing hearing aids, I remembered firsthand how it felt to be a child who never saw themselves represented by the mainstream and what that can do to a child’s self esteem. To exclude in the toy box teaches ALl children it’s OK to exclude in real life. I wanted to change this for generations to come by getting global brands like Lego, Mattel and Playmobil to include positive representations of disability in their products.” With this fun Playmobil school bus, children can enjoy hours of creative play. This special school bus combines wonderfully with all playsets – after all, the bus drives through the entire Playmobil town! In February 2016 we went viral again when we gave a batch of Tinkerbell dolls some hot pink cochlear implants and took some snaps. These images were shared thousands of times and the story was covered by global press including Metro and The Mirror.Rebecca called on some fellow parents, including writer Melissa Mostyn and former Ragdoll play consultant, Karen Newell whose son has a visual impairment. Together they launched #ToyLikeMe to call on the global toy industry to start positively representing 150 million children worldwide and end cultural marginalization.