I take NIBSY with me to every classroom I teach in. I love giving them to children and watching how naturally they hold, squeeze and use them to self soothe. It’s remarkable. They bring such a sense of comfort and calm when a child needs it most. Honestly, they’re heaven sent. Every classroom needs a set.

My child has been obsessed with NIBSY since day one. I honestly can’t tell you how much they needed this little companion. It goes everywhere with them and has become such a source of comfort and reassurance. We absolutely love NIBSY. We think they’re amazing.

I thought the NIBSY novelty had worn off, until weeks later I found her tucked inside his school bag. When I asked why she was still there, he said, ‘In case I feel lonely at school.’ He was a little shy about showing NIBSY to his friends, but still insisted she stay in his bag, close to him. It was such a beautiful reminder that even when he doesn’t need to hold her, just knowing she’s there brings him comfort.

My daughter takes hers everywhere. The car-ride meltdowns have basically stopped.

Omg, they are an absolute hit. The children said they fit perfectly, are not tight and are comfortable.

My Nibsy is my cloud friend. I squish him when I feel wobbly.

One little boy who struggles during parade took Capy and he was so quiet the entire time. They are a hit — all the kids want one.

One of my most confident students quietly told me she was feeling nervous before an assessment, so I gave her the NIBSY Bunny. Afterwards she told me, ‘I don’t know how, but Bunny really helped me.’ It reminded me that even our most confident children sometimes need a little extra comfort and someone in their corner. NIBSY gave her that little buddy when she needed it most.

Survived the washing machine twice and still looks brand new. Worth every cent.

The thumb loop is genius. It has not been lost at school once, which is a miracle.

They have really helped my anxious kids transition into the classroom, and helped during our lockdown drill too.

My son asks for a new Nibsy every week. He calls them his cloud friends.