Shea the Snuggle Sheep
Shea the Snuggle Sheep
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Why We Love It
Some nights just need extra cuddles. Shea the Sheep is designed for full-body comfort that helps kids feel calm and secure at bedtime. Its weighted filling and ultra-soft fabric offer soothing sensory input, while the beaded necklace and soft sherpa texture add tactile appeal. And when itโs time for a refresh, simply remove the cover and toss it in the wash.
- Perfect for sensory seekers ย ย
- Supports kids with autism, ADHD and sensory processing disorder ย ย
- Made by Fun and Function ย ย
- Age 3+ and weighing 35+ lbs.
Ideas for Use
- Fidget with the beads on the necklace while winding down ย ย ย ย
- Wrap Shea around your body while sitting for calming deep pressure input ย ย ย ย
- Use Shea during bedtime to help the body settle into sleep
Details
- Pillow: 35.4"L x 23"W x 5.9"H
- Necklace: 19"L (opened). Beads: 0.6" Diameter
- 3.5 lbs. added weight for a total weight of 6.8 lbs.
- Body: 100% polyester. Head: 95% polyester and 5% spandex with 100% cotton thread
- Zipper: 100% polyester tape, PET plastic teeth and zinc alloy pull
- Necklace: 100% nylon string, food-grade silicone beads and 100% PPT plastic breakaway closure
- Filled with 100% polyester fiber fill
- Weights are glass pellets in a separate 100% polyester lining
- To clean, remove beaded necklace and covering. Wash cold. Dry flat
- Colors: Light tan body, off-white head with light pink face, pink inner ears, embroidered pink facial features and black eyes. Necklace beads are natural wood
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Safety Information
Never use to cover face or restrict child's movement. Do not use with children under 3 years. User should be able to get out of product without help. Follow the weight guidelines stated on the product insert. Always use weighted products with guidance from a therapist.
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