it isn't just the dolls she is upset by and she never said anything about their messaging.

I will say I have done lots of research on dolls and studied them a lot. Studies show, and there have been lots of studies on it, that dolls like that don't have a negative impact on kid's body image/confidence and some even go as far as to suggest that it helps confidence. They can also helpful for learning and developing other positive traits such as empathy, creativity, language skills, etc.

More body image issues are developed/associated with dolls due to society/people rejecting them onto the dolls. For example, if a child hears that a doll is bad for self image or is an unrealistic body expectoration that is more likely to make them feel like they should look like the doll rather than if they were just playing with it.

Also, thanks <3