'She's like me mummy!' Toddler who lost all of her limbs to meningitis is given a doll with matching prosthetic arms and legs

Harmonie-Rose Allen (left), from Bath, lost all her limbs to meningitis. But her parents have bought her a new toy which has prosthetic legs and arms - just like her. 


As a reward for her bravery, her parents bought her a specially-made figure from the US which has matching amputations (right). And her mother, Freya Hall, 22, hopes it will encourage the toddler to use her prosthetic legs by showing her she isn't the only girl in the world without her limbs. Harmonie was struck down by the deadly meningitis B last September, when she was just ten-months-old. She was rushed into hospital, just ten days after she took her first steps - but doctors couldn't find anything wrong.