Calming Breathing Deer Plush Toy with Music and Light
Description
This charming breathing deer plush is designed to help children relax and feel safe at bedtime. With a gentle breathing motion that rises and falls naturally, it encourages calm, slow breathing and creates a soothing routine before sleep. Combined with soft music and a cozy plush texture, bedtime becomes a comforting experience instead of a challenge.
Soft, huggable, and perfectly sized for little hands, this plush deer is ideal for children who need extra comfort at night. It also makes a thoughtful gift for birthdays, holidays, or special occasions, bringing warmth and reassurance to every cuddle.
Key Features
• Gentle breathing motion that helps children relax and unwind
• Soothing music to support calm and peaceful sleep
• Soft plush material with comfortable PP cotton filling
• Lightweight and easy for children to hold and cuddle
• Suitable for both boys and girls
Product Details
• Animal: Deer
• Material: Plush
• Filling: PP cotton
• Item type: Stuffed plush toy
• Gender: Unisex
• Condition: New
• Certification: CE
• Origin: China
How to Use
• Unzip the plush toy to access the battery compartment
• Insert 3 new 1.5V AAA batteries (do not mix old and new batteries)
• Make sure the power switch is in the ON position (some models do not have a switch)
• Press the switch located on the bottom of the left paw to activate the toy
Battery Information
• Requires 3 AAA batteries
• Batteries are not included
• Please prepare new batteries before use
Important Notes
• If the package was squeezed during transportation and the breathing function does not work properly, gently tap the toy’s abdomen to restore movement
• Slight color differences may occur due to lighting and screen settings
• Keep away from fire
• Adult supervision is recommended for younger children
This breathing deer plush is a comforting sleep companion that combines softness, gentle motion, and calming sounds to help children feel relaxed, secure, and ready for a peaceful night’s sleep.
