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Barbie And A Child's Development

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Barbie and a Child’s Development

Throughout the years, society has associated beauty with what is on the outside; however, true beauty is not related to a person’s hair or eye color. Iconic figures, like Barbie, shape a child’s self-awareness of herself and others. A Barbie doll represents a conventionally attractive young woman that lacks intellectual abilities. Such figures misrepresent societal norms and should be banned, especially during the growing part of a young child’s development. Even though society has determined what its idea of beauty is, a person’s true beauty is based upon morals and principals; it is not all about being made out of plastic. True beauty is about how one sees the world and treats others. During a child's upcoming
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