Avale-Soucis soft toys to put away fears

Avale-Soucis soft toys to put away fears


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With their large zip-closed mouths, Avale-Soucis are funny little monsters destined to store young children's drawings and secrets, and also their fears.

Children have their own worries, and it is not always easy to find a place for them. So the German toy and game brand, Schmit Spiele (Carcassonne, Bazaar...) has developed a fun soft toy concept to exteriorise their fears.

In the form of soft toys, the Sorgen-Fresser or Worry Eater each have a different identity, coloured stripes and a large mouth with a zip. Children can draw or write down their problems and store them in these characters. Sold on internet and specialist stores, Avale-Soucis cost between €15 and 29, depending on the models.

 

 

*Photo from the Sorgen-Fresser site : http://sorgenfresser.com/

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Avale-Soucis soft toys to put away fears