Fluffie StuffiezPanda Small Collectible Feature Plush - Surprise Reveal Unboxing with Huggable ASMR Fidget DIY Fur Pulling, Ultra Soft Fluff

Great for friends with neurodivergent sensory issues like skinpicking or hair pulling/plucking. Theyre way bigger than I thought for the price and kept my one friend busy for a few hours. She kept the excess fur and we were thinking it may even be possible to reuse them if you’re an adult who knows how to needlefelt. Our plan is to see if you can use needlefelting needles to put the fur back and use it again. If not, the fluff can be used to stuff homemade stuffed animals. Also makes a great gift if you have siblings you don’t like that have kids. They have a great time and make a huge mess (it’s also not hard to clean up as it vacuums without getting tangled so will cause less of a headache for them than a new drum set). It’s inexpensive and the stuffed animal at the end is cute and will last a long time. Again, might even be able to be reused but we haven’t tested our theory.

My daughter has been asking for one of these since she saw an ad for them.She was disappointed there wasn't a cat/kitty option available but settled for the bear.She throughly enjoyed pulling the fluff off but be advised, if you aren't prepared ahead of time, you may end up creating quite a mess!One other thing, not sure if we didn't pull all the fluff off or not but we had a bit of a challenge filling the bag with the fluff. We were only able to get it about 3/4 full. Might have to try removing the fluff and then carefully putting it back in without compacting it too much.

Oh my! I thought this would be a cute idea for the kids. And didn’t realize how MESSY this actually is. lol. I wasn’t prepared that my house would look like a zoo exploded. My robot vacuum actually quit and left without saying goodbye. 😂

From a parent’s perspective this thing is designed to make a huge mess. It was what he really wanted for his 7th birthday-after some popular unboxing video claimed it was: “The best thing ever”… He was in absolute awe when he unwrapped it and immediately started plucking away at it— Leaving little bits and pieces of it’s fur everywhere! The detail in the final product is rather plain,(again my opinion - my son feels different -he really likes it) Several days later the special pouch with all the left over fur seems to have “found “ it’s way open multiple times— constantly reminding me that it’s basically like cleaning up after a shedding pet! But with all that said, my son does love it, so I can’t exactly give it a low grade . But honestly, I can tape a picture of my dog to a zip lock bag , pluck out a few tufts and **PRESTO** I’ll have my very own custom DIY fluffy stuffy!!!

These things are messy and not really that much fun. Cute but kinda lame in reality. Seemed better than it was. The fuzz makes a mess and the left over stuffy is junk.

My child has cerebral palsy with resulting hand weakness, sensory aversion and pain from nerve damage and restricted movements. Typical occupational therapy is redundant, non-motivating and frustrating. The action of pulling the fibers out of these stuffiez is therapy without realizing it because it's fun! Great practice for pincer grasp, ROM and crossing over midline (using one hand to cross over the body and put the fluff into the bag. The only thing I wish is that there was a way to keep the bag open since my child cannot do that, but I was able to prop a stick in it sideways. So happy they made this product!

It was a gift for my daughter. It was cool reveling the panda . She loves it. Super cute.

Not a fan these stuffed animals make a big mess when pulling the hair off.