Product Preview | Moosh-Moosh™ Soft Plush Buddies

This is a sponsored post on behalf of Best Buy. The writer was compensated with a gift card or product.

It is no secret that I love stuffed animals, I have ever since I was a little girl. In fact, I have a teddy bear that I’ve had since I was born. These days, stuffed animals or plushies, are made differently, they tend to be super soft, which is perfect since most little ones love them to death.

I was sent a variety of Moosh-Moosh™ Soft Plush Buddies to review and I have to say that I just love them all.

What are Moosh-Moosh?

They are the softest, squishiest and cutest cuddle buddies. They come in many different designs, colors and in three sizes – large, medium and small.

Moosh-Moosh are 100% polyester and range in sizes and prices: 4” Clip-on ($5.99),  7” Regular ($9.99) and the 10” Large ($14.99) and you can find them in a variety of stores like Staples, JOANN Stores, AC Moore, and Party City. Also, and I love this, find them in your local airport Hudson News stores, they would be perfect for anyone flying to use as a pillow on those long flights.

They aren’t kidding when they say they are the softest, squishiest and cutest. I just love how they feel, they are just so soft and huggable. I will definitely be gifting some of them to my family and friends this holiday season. They make the perfect stocking stuffer or under the tree gifts.

***Behind the Moosh-Moosh logo is a caring company that donates plush buddies as need arises. A Kindergarten teacher in the Washington, DC area was looking for an educator discount to buy her 28 students plushies for reading circle. Imagine her surprise when Sean Price, VP of Business Development and Marketing for parent company MMG Brands, shipped her two dozen soft friends!

A bigger shout out came from Omaha, Nebraska, home of Elliott’s Hoedown for ATCP. After learning about the A-T Children’s Project, MMG Brands donated $11,000 worth of toys! The Midwest charity creates awareness for A-T (a rare, inherited disease that affects several organs and systems, including the nervous and the immune systems) and funnels donations to Johns Hopkins’ A-T clinic in Baltimore, Maryland.