Beary Potter is smeared with ketchup. Again. Prying a teddy bear, plushy or any stuffed animal from your toddler is always an uphill battle. You could sneak the beloved stuffy away while they’re ...

Stuffed animals may be your child's beloved besties but, if you think about it, they're probably carrying a ton of germs, bacteria, and pet dander—not to mention an army of dust mites. Don’t let ...

Cleaning well-loved stuffed animals and toys properly and regularly is essential. Not only is it important for maintaining basic cleanliness, but it also keeps toys in good condition to prolong their ...

But what about their things? It can be easy to turn a blind eye to all the dirty things in your kid’s life because, unlike your actual kids, a grimy stuffed animal or training potty doesn’t have hands ...

Some are more well-loved than others and may need special care. By Jolie Kerr This story was originally published on Sept. 23, 2019 in NYT Parenting. Stuffed animals — teddy bears and bunnies and ...

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