Stuffed Animals Research Paper

Every now and then, when we are overpowered by our emotions, we go to our family and friends for their love or we tend to seek comfort through the little things in life. There are cases where we feel love, comfort, and protection from the little items we have kept near us amid our lives. These little items can be very dear to us and hold a immense amount of sentimental value. Such transitional objects tend to become even more special when it’s not appreciated or valued by individuals who don’t know about it’s real significance. In society today, you could notice that people deem money, jewelry, and anything that has a “higher value” in our nation is what will truly “complete them.” I beg to differ… when I was five years old I was given a blanket and a stuffed animal which I hold dear to me even today, since it has captivated my soul.

Behind all these stuffed animals their is a story, but only one that is worth sharing with the world. Their lies my Winnie The Pooh Bear that is stuffed with polyester fluff allowing it to have a bit of a belly due to all the honey he eats. He’s covered by a soft, comforting, yellow fur cloth. He has two black dot eyes, a small, black snout, and small round ears. Their is a bit of a tear on his right ear and the stuffing is coming out. He wears this red crop top and in the center of the shirt says its name, Pooh. The shirt is a bit dirty due to the stains that have been left because when I was a kid I brought it everywhere. The back of the bear has stitches and is sort of falling apart since it’s long overdue process of being thrown out. I have had this Winnie The Pooh bear for 10 years and there are many miles on this bear filled with memories. I was only five when I got Pooh the stuffed bear, and had stuck to my side for a few years before I outgrew the use of this teddy