🧸 Zip your worries away with the cuddliest stress-buster in town!
The Schmidt 42313 Sorgenfresser (Worry Eaters) Game features Junior Polli, a 26 cm multicoloured plush toy designed to comfort children by allowing them to write or draw their worries and 'zip' them away. Made from soft, premium polyester, this award-winning toy supports restful sleep and emotional reassurance for kids aged 3 and above, requiring no assembly or batteries.
| Product Dimensions | 25 x 4.5 x 19.5 cm; 65 g |
| Manufacturer recommended age | 1 month - 8 years |
| Item model number | 42313 |
| Manufacturer's Suggested Maximum Weight | 82 g |
| Language: | English, Italian, French, German, Spanish |
| Number of Game Players | 1 |
| Number of pieces | 1 |
| Assembly Required | No |
| Batteries Required? | No |
| Batteries included? | No |
| Material Type(s) | Soft plush |
| Material Composition | 100% polyester |
| Material Care Instructions | Wash by hand |
| Remote Control Included? | No |
| Remote Control Type | keine |
| Radio Control Number of Channels | 1 |
| Colour | Multicoloured |
| Release date | 18 May 2012 |
| ASIN | B006BJAWD4 |
J**.
Has worked brilliantly!
Bought this for my daughter and it's worked brilliantly. She writes her worries on scraps of paper, pops them in the worry monster's mouth then zips it shut! Within 24hrs those worries have been 'gobbled up' and are gone. Looks friendly, is soft and cuddly and has amazing powers. It's smaller than I thought it would be and initially I was disappointed but actually with hindsight I feel the size is right. After all the worries don't need a big space, it's better to try and suggest they're small enough for this little creature to take care of them.
M**L
Got worries now cause not got them all yet x Panic lol x gorgeous little pals.
I love the worry eater family, fantastic idea, really well made and soooo soft like velvet. Going to use the one I got to put my granddaughter /son's spare dummy in and clip it on the cot /stroller etc. Need a blue one incase it's a boy and a smaller one incase ermmmm there's a y in the day lol,any excuse. Just so lovely and squidgy x
F**L
amazing idea
was recommended one of these by a special needs teacher due to my grandchild having high anxiety which we couldnt link the cause soon as we got this bear the worry notes started to go in it we found the cause straight away of her anxiety as she doesnt communicate well so this was our only way were now in the process of recitfying her high anxiety levels
A**X
but it was great quality, soft
This was well worth the money. I was a bit pessimistic about spending so much on a teddy, but it was great quality, soft, and does what it needed to, well it did for my daughter anyway
A**R
Great idea and product
Great idea and product..however I added a letter to the child introducing it and how to use it, etc, which added to the child's interest.
C**O
Fits the purpose it was bought for but a little on the expensive side
Purchased for primary school children with anxieties. They pop their worries into the mouth and zip them away and don't think about them again. Encourages them to talk about worries. Plus quite tactile and even if you have no worries, nice to cuddle and play with. Bit expensive for what it is though.
T**A
Lovely.
My eight year old girl loves this. I am hoping to use it as a worry tool at some point but for the moment she just likes it. Prompt delivery.
J**E
Excellent Toy
My granddaughter, aged 7, loves this and has really taken to the idea of feeding her worry notes to it. She is amaxed that the notes do disappear/are eaten. A simple idea but children really warm to it
