Hi, I love the Insomnia moth you guys have and had a similar suggestion related to it! I have diagnosed chronic insomnia/irregular sleep disorder meaning I’ll always sleep during the day instead of the night. I will always struggle with it for my entire life, It’s not curable and it’s caused from many other disorders & Illnesses I struggle with. Anyway !
My suggestion was that you guys could make one thats a Bat since they’re nocturnal and sleep in the day, here’s some details
- Moon and Star designs
- Eyebags or Dark circles
- Scars due to fainting & injury and the fact that Long term Insomnia can cause depression leading to self harm addiction which connects considering self harm releases endorphins which relaxes the brain and body from stress and overthinking which then leads to feeling calmer and sleeping better.
- Black or a muted dark blue since most people with Chronic Insomnia are really sensitive to light and bright colors and suffer from headaches & migraines.
That’s all! Thank you for reading.
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Maybe a dyspraxia bunny? It's a childhood (but usually persists into adulthood) disorder that causes clumsiness, as well as affecting some motor skills like tying your shoes or physical things like muscle tone and coordination. It's also very often paired with autism/ADHD. Maybe some ideas for design could be the legs having softer stuffing so it can't stand to represent the lack of balance, the arms being thinner and poor posture to represent muscle weakness, and bandages to represent injuries from falling/weakness/spatial awareness? As well as maybe spirals in the eyes for anxiety/sensory overload and something like an X or question mark over the mouth to represent trouble with speaking/speech impediments. And if the torso needs something, maybe a clock for poor memory and time management?

I would love to see a bunny based off of dermatomyositis! My little brother suffers from juvenile derma and ever since I ordered my own bunnies, he’s been dying for one based around his own sickness.

i would really love to see a EDNOS or peter pan syndrome bunny

I was so happy to see the immune compromised bunny. It think you could take it a step further and help spread awareness. My son and I have a rare primary immune deficiency. There are hundreds of different types and most people don't know about them unless they or someone they know are diagnosed. When it comes to PIs, the earlier the diagnosis and treatment is started, the better the quality of life. It would be really cool if you teamed up with the Immune Deficiency Foundation (a US organization) to create Plushie Dreadfuls for different PIs.