The Lammily Doll is dubbed “Normal Barbie” because of her shape, modeled after an average 19-year-old woman’s measurements, based on CDC data. The doll starts at $25, with extension packs and extra fashion options starting at $7.
Created in 2014, the Lammily doll not only features realistic body proportions, cellulite and acne; now, she also gets her period.
For $10, you can purchase the doll’s Period Party extension kit. It includes an educational pamphlet about the menstrual cycle, a pair of doll underwear, 19 colored pads, and a calendar and dot stickers for tracking periods.
Doll creator Nickolay Lamm told TIME magazine the Period Party kit was created as a way to start a conversation about periods and the stigmas that surround it.
“It’s just what happens in real life,” Lamm said. “We wanted to put it on the doll so it’s not a scary thing.”
Check out the ad below for the Period Party kit:
