Julie Kim is based in Brooklyn, New York. Her essays about raising a disabled child in an ableist world have appeared in The Atlantic, A Cup of Jo, and The Cut. Long ago, she earned a master’s degree in design, a grueling and expensive career misstep that she’s thrilled to finally put to good use reviewing inclusive products for Wirecutter.
Latest articles
The Best Dolls
by Julie Kim
For some children, a doll will be the most treasured toy they own. We tested 25 dolls to help you find one that feels just right for the kid in your life.
These First Toys for Kids With Disabilities Have Universal Appeal
by Julie Kim
When you have a child with disabilities, the toy bin can become a tool box filled with items to help them grow—and bring them joy.
How to Clean Stuffed Animals and Dolls (Trust Us, They’re Gross)
by Julie Kim
That stuffed animal your kid’s snuggling? It’s probably crawling with boogers and germs. We can help.
