My four year old loves this set. It is a good way to teach how some people have differing abilities. He loves playing doctor and ambulance with them. I took a star off the review because I wish the paint/color did not come off so easily. Especially the lighter colors.

We love the Lakeshore Learning People. We have different ones. The material will last forever. It is great to have the inclusion

This was great addition to my daughter's dollhouse. She enjoyed playing with them and learning about people who have differing abilities.

Our family loves these dolls. They hold up well to toddler play!

Love that they have inclusive people and a wide variety of abilities and differences. I do wish there were more sets or that they would differentiate between a children set and Nd adult set to provide more variety of disabilities.

Great quality, durability and details! Love these!

my preschoolers love this different abilities set more than the others. we have the children of the world and the community helpers sets but this one is talked about and played with the most by far. not only does this set depict people with disabilities but it allows so many conversations through and outside of play.

So much fun in the block center! The wheel chair even has functioning wheels!!

These are a great way to add diversity and inclusion items into your classroom!! Definitely a favorite!

Love the inclusion in these characters! They’re also well crafted

It is nice to be able to buy a set of toys that represents different kinds of disabilities. My sibling who uses a wheekchair loves that my kids can play with toys that have this diversity represented. and the kids live these toys .

I am glad to see that Lakeshore has some materials like these to help represent diverse abilities. I hope Lakeshore continues to grow their representation by adding more figures and including these figures in various sets (so you don't have to buy a seprate set just to represent diverse abilities). It would also be great if there was a mix-and-match option (select your own set of 10 figures to purchase) to help teachers ensure they can represent physical differences (and other diversity) in an affordable way. Other differences that could be represented... limb difference (missing arm, prothetic leg), child wearing a helmet, skin difference (such as Vitiligo), or medical device like a trach.