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"Really cute gift"
I got this pillow as a gift and have to say it has been really handy, even though my little one is too young to use it as a pillow. We use it as an extra bit of padding on our floor (my son is nearly 8m), and it is really cute. My son loves to stroke the soft fur and play with the tail and I'm sure when he is a bit older we'll be putting teeth in the hidey hole for the Tooth Fairy! Would recommend and probably will buy as a gift for friends toddlers.
Member review by Angela - Mother of one
- review date 7th April 2010
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"Gorgeous Pillow"
I absolutely loved this soft cute pillow and my son ADORES it! It has the softest feel to the fleece and the secret Tooth Fairy hole in the head was a delight to see when my son discovered it.
It has certainly made him eager to go to bed. He was a bad sleeper - up in the night at least once, and he has slept, for 2 weeks now without getting up in the night.(Cuddling the pillow) I would definitely recommend this to anyone with a toddler who is a resless sleeper
Member review by Nessa - Mum of 1 and one on the way
- review date 25th February 2010
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"could be better"
a lovely little pillow. i found my son got a bit hot when he slept on the fleece part though instead of the smooth cut out.
no way i would pay £25 for it but that could be because i have 3 young kids and tend not to splurge money.
the tooth fairy hole took me a while to find (i was expecting it to be under the ear) but its a good idea. i think the tooth fairy hole AND the comforter send a mixed message though. a comforter is for a younger child whereas tooth fairy means older children who are losing their teeth.
i like it but to be honest didnt think it was anything special. my son liked it when it arrvied in the morning but by bedtime wasnt fussed and slept as normal. had i bought it rather than had it sent to me to test i would have been rather disappointed id spent all that money for such a small reaction.
Member review by Samantha - Mum of 3 and bump
- review date 10th February 2010
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"so soft and fluffy"
so soft and fluffy and a sweet design comforter was a good idea but tooth fairy hole could be bigger and i liked the plastic cover for if we were travelling or needed to store it so it didnt get ruined but price i would pay would be £15 max.
my son liked it as it was comfy but hes into ben 10 so wasnt to thrilled but my daughter loved it shes having trouble sleeping but she snuggled into it and slept well so i think its better for younger ones.
Member review by sarah - mummy to 1 boy 1 girl
- review date 9th February 2010
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"Nice Idea"
I think this pillow is a nice idea for a young child but my 3 year old wasn't that fussed with it to be honest. She was very excited and loved it for the first 3 nights and then forgot all about it!
It is lovely and soft though and very cute. I will definately keep it and see if my baby girl likes it when she's old enough to have a pillow.
I do think it is a little overpriced though, especially becuase you always get a pillowcase to go with any character bedding the kids have but this won't match the duvet cover.
Member review by Hardeep - Mummy to 2 girls
- review date 3rd February 2010
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"cute pillow little over priced"
this pillow is a lovely idea my daughters love it. it feels lovely and soft very snuggly great for bed times. my only bad point is that its very expensive i wud sugest £10-£15 is a great price not £25.
Member review by samantha - mummy of 3
- review date 1st February 2010
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"nice pillow but over priced"
I have this pillowand i think it's a really nice idea for kids, it's so soft. It's in the shape of a sheep which is nice for both sexes. I gave it to my son as he is not a very good sleeper and i was hoping it was going to be a wonder pillow,but i'm not that lucky.
It does state that it's for children 3 and over which I don't think is very good as it has a comforter on it and kids of that age are wanting to act more grown up.
I think it is very over priced for a pillow and wouldn't recommend a friend to pay that much for one.
Member review by Terri - mother of 2girls and 1 boy
- review date 31st January 2010
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