Alice

This famous Disney female character from “Alice in Wonderland” is a young girl with a big imagination. Alice is not afraid to speak her mind, stating that she prefers books with pictures and no words. Her intense curiosity leads to a long daydream that begins with her falling down a rabbit hole, which leads to some colorful adventures with larger-than-life characters, including Cheshire Cat, Mad Hatter and White Rabbit. Alice is a kind, respectful child whose restless nature causes her to have a very vivid inner life.

Born to Queen Victoria and Prince Albert on April 25, 1843, Princess Alice grew up to be quite the feminist. She was an early supporter of breastfeeding and brought gynecological issues to the forefront. That horrified her mother, who warned another daughter: “Don’t let Alice pump you! Be very silent and cautious about your interior!” Also known as Princess Louis and the Grande Duchess of Hess, she had seven children with her husband, Prince Louis of Hesse. Alice became an important influence on safe hospital conditions in Hesse, Germany, especially during the Austro-Prussian wars.