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So cute and cuddly!It was my cuddle buddy during my first infusion.Great value for the money!

Great for my son with ADHD and anxiety. He loves his dinosaur. This is the perfect weight for him at 5 years old

There’s something incredibly comforting about a soft, heatable stuffed animal, and this one has been an absolute hit in my household. My kids love snuggling with it, especially on chilly nights or when they need a little extra comfort. The warmth lasts a good amount of time, making it a great alternative to traditional heating pads.The quality of the material feels soft and durable, and the stuffing inside retains heat well without getting too hot—provided you follow the heating instructions carefully. Unfortunately, I learned the hard way that overheating can lead to a burnt smell (similar to burnt popcorn, I can still smell it! Even if I put it outside), so it’s crucial to stick to the recommended time. That was my mistake, but had I been more careful, I have no doubt it would have lasted longer.Final Thoughts & TipsOverall, this is a fantastic, cozy product that’s perfect for kids or anyone who loves warmth and comfort. Just be sure to follow the heating instructions exactly to avoid any mishaps. If you’re unsure, start with less time and gradually increase if needed. With proper care, this heatable stuffed animal should last a long time!

My Grand Baby Girls love them!

It was a good item but if you put it in a microwave that smells like food, it will smell like food for a long time. I ended up putting it into the washing machine because it smelled bad and realized that you can only wash the surface. And no, you can't take the cover off because there is no cover, the beans or rice or whatever the heating element is, is inside of the stuffed animal in a pouch. After washing it I also realized that it would take a LONG time to dry and it would probably end up molding, so I had to throw it away. Moral of the story, don't put it into a smelly microwave, just throw it in the dryer to warm it up.

I bought this for an elderly friend that wanted a puppy. I know it's not the same, but she enjoys its comfort.

It was better quality and heavier than I expected. It made a very cute baby gift.

Nice but I don’t smell any lavender. I wonder if it has to be warmed up or put into the freezer to be able to smell it? 🤷‍♀️