Petition for Bald Barbie in Facebook – Bald Barbie Idea Gets Facebook Support

A petition appeared on the Facebook page for the manufacturer of Barbie dolls, Mattel. This petition requires the company to make bald Barbie doll.

This petition seems to invite sympathy and gathered significant support in recent weeks. In fact there are two accounts for this movement. One page titled “Beautiful and Bald Barbie! Lets see if We can get it made” on Facebook even up to 21:00 hours already accumulated more than 87 thousand thumb support.

Petition for bald Barbie in Facebook is a form of campaigning for the women who lost their hair due to cancer treatments, alopecia, or trichotillomania. With this bald Barbie doll they want to show sympathy that under conditions of a bald head is still pretty or beautiful.

Petition for bald Barbie on Facebook Page was launched three weeks ago by Jane Bingham and Rebecca Sypin. Rebecca Sypin says that they want to see bald Barbie is still beautiful to help those who have lost hair.

Jane Bingham has lost her hair due to chemotherapy for treating lymphoma, while the daughter of Rebecca Sypin ‘12-year-old, Kin Inich, lost her hair when battling leukemia.

Rebecca Sypin inspired when among many children have difficulty receiving condition of the mother, sister, aunt, grandmother or a woman who originally had long hair and become bald. With so many responses that emerged from the bald Barbie, she felt very happy.

Rebecca Sypin also explains the need for this bald Barbie with the many new things developing in the market. She gave an example like a baby doll but none are older than the kids. “There is no fashion doll,” she said.

Administrator page on Facebook about petition for bald Barbie has contacted the company the following proposal. Unfortunately they get a rejection. And Rebecca Sypin was determined will not to stop the effort to fight the idea.

Apparently the idea Rebecca Sypin and Jane Bingham received a response from the women who are bald. “Bald Barbie” pages have even become an arena community of bald women. They are proud to include photos and beauty of their head.