Bad news for rug rats: Barbie has come down with diabetes:

Mattel announced the release of the first-ever Barbie doll with type 1 diabetes, complete with a continuous glucose monitor and an insulin pump in Barbie’s signature pink.

Puffs Mattel:

This addition to the line enables more children to see themselves reflected in Barbie and encourages doll play that extends beyond a child’s own lived experience, thereby fostering a greater sense of inclusion and empathy – all pillars of the Barbie brand’s mission.

Because toys aren’t about fun. They are about the “mission.” When moonbats are at the helm, everything is about the mission.

“Introducing a Barbie doll with type 1 diabetes marks an important step in our commitment to inclusivity and representation,” said Krista Berger, Senior Vice President of Barbie and Global Head of Dolls.

In addition to stretching the boundaries of the application of DEI to children’s toys, diabetic Barbie advances liberalism by encouraging children to embrace and identify with defects, thereby supporting Cultural Marxism.

Diabetic Barbie has company:

The Barbie Fashionistas line features more than 175 looks across various skin tones, eye colors, hair colors and textures, body types, disabilities, and fashion styles, including a Blind Barbie doll, a Barbie doll with Down Syndrome, and a Barbie doll with Hearing Aids, among others.

Next they might come out with a Tourette syndrome Barbie that shouts obscenities when you pull a cord.

Moonbat mommies will be pleased to learn that diabetic Barbie is made of ” a minimum of 50% ISCC-Certified bio-circular plastic” and comes in a box “made from FSC-certified materials.”

Barbie aims to reduce reliance on fossil-based materials in support of a more circular economy.

A circular economy is where you chase your tail endlessly but never get anywhere due to all the moonbattery.

On tips from Steve T and seaoh.

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