Happy Nappers Disney: Winnie The Pooh

This Pooh Happy Napper was one of those gifts that got an instant reaction from my daughter as she threw both arms around it. If you're not familiar with Happy Nappers, they're basically little pillow cushions that can be turned inside-out into a plush (and vice-versa). In "cushion mode," the Happy Napper is basically the home of whatever character, with a doorbell that makes the sleeping noise of its resident (although in Pooh's case, it sounds a lot like bees...dreaming of that honey I guess). You unzip the door and basically push Pooh through it, putting the cushion inside as basically his "stuffing" before zipping it back up again. The concept itself is great and the quality of the Pooh Happy Napper seems good (tight stitches and enough "stuffing" to fill him out fairly well).The whole having to transform it from one to the other gets kind of old after the 30th time or so (2 and 3 year olds probably won't be able to do it on their own), but it's still a great toy at a great price (at least on Amazon). The impression it made was so good, I ended up buying more as gifts.

Not much to review here, other than to say that the kids loved this. We ended up buying another one since it was popular with the kids. In case you have not seen one of these, you can squash pooh bear into a back-pak like pouch. Then you unfold it back to pooh bear shape.