The doll, which is part of Barbie's Fashionistas line , includes intentional design choices like flexible elbow and hand joints for stimming, which refers to repetitive body movement behavior some people with autism engage in to process sensory information.

A 52-year-old autistic woman said she "finally feels like she is represented" by a Barbie doll launched on Monday.

Each doll comes with a pink finger clip fidget spinner, noise-canceling headphones and a pink tablet modeled after the devices some autistic people who struggle to speak use to communicate.

Barbie is out with its latest addition to its Barbie Fashionistas collection, its first-ever doll with autism.