1.Would love to see a clubfoot rabbit!My son has bilateral clubbed feet and would love a stuffie that represents that.
- It’s one of the most common birth defects and is the most common one that happens to the lower half of the body.
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Maybe he could be wearing a removable ponsetti boots and bar (brace the locks the feet together that they all wear for the first few years) the more I think about it it needs a boot and bar, because as you can imagine a four month old ( or a one, two, or three year old,) doesn’t like having their bar put on and tend to fight you on it and the bigger they get the harder it becomes, having a stuffy that they could put the boots and bar on while you put theirs on would be really helpful and make the whole situation go easier and they can bring it to the show and tell and the like so they can show their friends what they have to do for their feet when they go home . The clubfoot ribbon is bicolor with one half being a bluish purple and a the other half a pinkish purple so I think the rabbit should be bicolored like that as well.

Or a birth defects rabbit, there’s so many besides clubfeet and they’re all so different that I wouldn’t even know what design to suggest but I think it would be a really good addition to your crew. Kids with birth defects Usually have to go through a lot of surgeries. I know my little guy has had four surgeries on each foot in four years and has been casted on both legs over 20 times in the same period. And some to require less reason require more but having a little friend to be with you all those appointments and hospital visits would be welcomed by all

Good morning! I hope you're doing well . ( Sorry for my english)
I think a bunny on the theme Lovecraft universe would be awesome .
And also a bunny on the theme of Fear, that would be interesting.

I wish you a good day!

An adenomyosis plushie would be great

I wouldn't mind a redesign of the Aries bun. More specifically different eyebrows.

Body dysmorphic disorder would be a good one to do next! I'm so excited to see what new ones are developed!