The Beckham family have spent their summer holiday in LA, catching up with old friends and we're guessing enjoying the lovely weather.
Victoria, David and their four children – Brooklyn, 17, Romeo, 13, Cruz, 11 and Harper, five were all spotted in LAX ready to fly home.
The Beckham brood arrived back in London yesterday ready to head back to school and move into their house that has been renovated over the last three years - costing £5million.
And one thing we noticed about the candid family airport snaps was the adorable doll Harper Beckham was carrying. Victoria and David's only daughter was carrying her doll which had a bandaged up leg, the doll also had a pink wheelchair (which David was carrying).
Cute!
We love that Victoria and David have given their daughter a realistic doll.
And this isn't the first time we've seen a doll that doesn't follow the stereotypes of most dolls.
In May 2015 the Facebook page #ToyLikeMe announced that the company Makies created a doll with a facial birthmark and a deaf doll which came with hearing aids, a signing hand and a mobility aid.
Another company – American Girl - have created an African American doll (called Melody) who is "growing up in Detroit in the mid 1960s.
"The idea of this doll is to help educate children about the Civil Rights movement.
Toys R Us don't currently sell dolls with disabilities, a spokeswoman for the company said: "We won't have them as part of our range this year but we are watching to see how they perform in the USA before we decide whether to stock it."
And now Harper Beckham has got her hands on one, we're only hoping other children will follow suit!
However, you can buy a wheelchair and crutches set by Click n' Play on Amazon for £26.99.
Have you ever seen or bought a doll like this?
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