I realize it's the thought that counts......

....but they are advertising heavily on TV right now to give this 4 foot teddy bear for Valentine's Day -

http://www.vermontteddybear.com/4-big-hunka-love-bear-kit



What would you do with it if you received this as a gift? I guess I would put it on the bed in our spare room. Maybe Abby would like to cuddle with it, but I doubt it. :dk:

Gosh that is large

I'd probably donate it. I'm well past the age of wanting stuffed things in my home. I have a few from childhood and 2 Tom got me (a llama and a fox) but those are small enough to sit on a shelf or in a basket.  

I love it but would have no where to put it. Also $100.00! That's outrageous! I'm seeing them in most stores at around $40.

I'd donate it to a children's hospital or other similar place where the bear would be appreciated and provide some brightness in a kid's day.

The meditation room at work has a huge bear similar to the one above. I guess someone had one and decided to bring it to the meditation room.

That thing would take up a lot of real estate on a couch!      Donating it to a hospital or other kids' organization is a good idea.  

Maybe you could sew velcro strips onto his paws and thighs so he'll lie on his back with with his arms at his sides as a giant snuggly cat bed?

My cats love their teddy.


I can think of a lot better things to spend $100 on though

My best friend's girls have a bear like that. They take turns sleeping on it on the floor from time to time. 

I always wanted something like that; but now the thought of having one in my house isn't so exciting.  I'd need a specific place to keep it!

Looks like a Ted Bear    Agree I'd donate to Hospital daycare it needs Luv

That is a big bear! I'd give it to a children's ward of a hospital.

Costco sells a really big bear, I think maybe 8 feet (if you could make it stand up). It seems terribly impractical. How would you even get it home? It's essentially a piece of furniture.

I don't think hospitals are allowed to have things that can't be sanitized anymore :/. Too many nasty infections.

Willowy said:

I don't think hospitals are allowed to have things that can't be sanitized anymore :/. Too many nasty infections.

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Hmm... maybe a library for the children's section? Who wouldn't want to curl up on a giant bear and read a good book?