Think about who it’s for, how it’ll be used, and where it’ll live. Character frog plush and puppets come in small, medium, and jumbo sizes, each suited to different needs.

• Check dimensions: Don’t rely on photos—look for listed height and width. Plush measured “seated” may be shorter than “head-to-toe.”
• Use case: Smaller styles are great for travel and desks; medium sizes are cuddle-friendly; larger ones work as pillows or decor.
• Puppets vs plush: For hand puppets, note the sleeve length and mouth opening.
• Space & storage: Make sure there’s room on beds or shelves.
• After delivery: Some plush may arrive compressed; gentle fluffing can help them look fuller.

Many frog hand puppets are designed for both kids and adults, but comfort depends on fit and features.

• Age grading: Check the product’s age recommendation and watch for small parts (like sewn-on eyes) for younger children.
• Fit & control: Look for sleeve length and mouth opening size; a shorter sleeve can be easier for small hands.
• Materials: Soft, flexible fabrics can make movement smoother.
• Play setting: Gentle, supervised play helps keep seams and details intact.
• Storage: Laying puppets flat or hanging them by a loop can help maintain shape between uses.

Review the product description for measurements so you can match the puppet to your child’s hand size and comfort.

Care instructions vary by item, so it’s best to start with the tag or product description.

• Surface clean first: Use a damp cloth with mild soap to spot clean, then blot with a dry towel.
• Drying: Air dry away from direct heat; gently reshape while drying.
• Brushing & lint: A soft brush or lint roller can refresh the fabric nap.
• Machine washing: Only if the care label allows—use a garment bag, cold water, and a gentle cycle.
• Puppets & special features: Keep inner linings dry and avoid submerging items with weighted filling or magnets; spot clean those areas.

These steps can help maintain softness and shape, but results may vary based on materials and construction.

Magnetic shoulder pals typically use two pieces: the plush with an internal magnet and a separate backing magnet worn under your shirt.

• Placement: Put the backing magnet inside your clothing, then place the plush on the outside so they align.
• Best fabrics: Light to medium-weight fabrics tend to hold better; very thick or slippery materials may reduce grip.
• Care: Remove magnets before washing and store them together to avoid loss.
• Safety: Keep strong magnets away from small children and sensitive electronics.
• Check details: Product descriptions usually note what’s included and any care limitations.

Grip strength can vary by fabric thickness and movement, so occasional readjustments may be needed during wear.

Some plush toys ship compressed to save packaging. If yours looks a bit flat, a few simple steps can help it rebound.

• Unpack carefully: Open outer bags away from the fabric to avoid snags.
• Fluff & reshape: Gently shake, massage the filling, and smooth seams to redistribute stuffing.
• Let it breathe: Allow 24–48 hours for the plush to expand at room temperature.
• Optional refresh: If the care label allows, a brief, no-heat tumble cycle in a pillowcase can add loft.
• Light steam: If permitted by care instructions, steam lightly from a distance to relax wrinkles.

If the shape doesn’t improve or you’re concerned, you can explore return options through your order history.