Schmidt Junior Schnulli Worry Eater Soft Toy

I bought 2 of these for my sons (same one to avoid arguments!) and they both love them. My 5 year old loves the idea that his will munch up any worries he might have. They are a great size and soft and squishy enough for my 14 month old to be able to grab and cuddle in the dark - I often find him fast asleep in his bed using his as a pillow! It is actually the only soft toy he has taken too

My 8 year old son has recently developed a tic. The school suggested it may be related to anxiety so I purchased this. It's early days so we haven't noticed any improvements with his tic, but he absolutely loves both the idea of the worry eater and the toy itself. He's happily written worries down as and when he wants and then brings it to me when he wants to talk about them - we then discuss his worries and then I rip them up. We've found this a great tool to open the lines of communication between us and also to let him know that it's ok to have worries, but sharing them with an adult makes them much smaller.

Simply beautiful. My daughter loves it! Very soft an looks exactly as the picture. She use it when she is worry and helps her to go through it with a smile. I got a second ) a one as a present for my daughter's best friend (different model this time, they are all lovely) and I nailed it. Her mum was delighted with it too.

This is a great product, and the concept of it is also great. The zip on the toy is sturdy and the stitching is very well done, not to mention the texture is very soft!I would however have liked the product to be a little bigger... It's quite small (about the length of an adult forearm) and the mouth isn't very deep, which means you wouldn't be able to place many 'worries' in there!Overall however, it's a great product, a good concept and I am sure it would be a welcomed gift for child or even an imaginative adult!

Brilliant! Well made and a perfect size. My daughter loves it. I gave it to her and told her that if she wrote down her worry and 'fed' it to the worry eater, the worry will dissapear over night and that the worry eater will slowly start to sort the worry out. It is a great prop to start up a conversation about what my child is worrying about. The added bonus is that i can sneak in while she is asleep and take the peice of paper to read what she has written. It is a great idea and is much loved already. My daughter has only had it a few days and has said on numerous occasions that she wants to get more different ones. I think we will be starting a collection

Very soft, sweet, small cuddly toy. Pocket for worries is very small but not a problem.

This has been a godsend for my eldest son, who is suffering terrible anxiety due to us moving house. He just writes it down, pops it’s into his mouth, and I take them away whilst he’s sleeping.Don’t get me wrong, it doesn’t solve everything, but it really helps, and he won’t go anywhere without it.

My son loves this. Very soft and a nice idea to help them deal with little worries. This version isn't too big and hangs off the door handle easily when not being cuddled.