Mattel has released a new Barbie that is autistic, complete with accessories that some people with the neurodevelopmental condition rely on. While some in the autism community are applauding the new doll,

The new autistic Barbie joins an existing line of diverse dolls, including those with Down syndrome, diabetes and more. See more dolls.

Mattel introduced its first autistic Barbie in partnership with the Autistic Self Advocacy Network. The doll features design elements meant to reflect sensory and communication differences. The Barbie goes on sale Monday for $11.87 at Mattel’s online store and Target.

It took 18 months to develop the first Barbie with autism. This doll joins the Barbie Fashionistas collection, which features the most diverse range of skin tones, hair textures, body types, and various medical conditions and disabilities.

Experts say there is no single ‘look’ to being autistic, so the Barbie that Mattel created can’t represent everyone

Mattel launched its first autistic Barbie, expanding the Fashionistas range to reflect neurodiversity and inclusive play.

Doll includes articulated elbows and wrists so she can make hand motions some autistic people use to help regulate their senses