When it comes to plush toys, everyone immediately thinks of their cute expressions, soft touch, and words such as cute, warm, and kind. "People are naturally attracted to the weak with large eyes, soft and cute, and no aggression. The manufacturers of plush toys are taking advantage of their own advantages and designing a variety of plush toys, which people cannot put down.".

　　Plush toys in the eyes of children:

　　In life, we often see children sleeping, playing, and talking with stuffed toys in their arms They act as playmates, friends, and listeners for children. Plush toys have been given some meaning by children, which can be used to soothe their injured hearts when encountering difficulties and setbacks. In a paper in the early 1960s, Donald Winnicott described a 6 year old boy who was severely abused by his parents and was inseparable from the plush toys his grandmother gave him every day. Every night, he would talk to it and hug it close to his chest, burying it in gray hair and shedding a few tears. He said it was his precious thing, and he would give up everything for it. The boy said, 'No one can understand me except my little bunny.'. To Winnicott's surprise, the boy spoke to himself through the medium of rabbits, with a tone filled with sympathy and pity. Although this may sound strange, self talk is very common in our lives. For example, when we fail to do something, we will blame ourselves or even reprimand ourselves, and our tone will also be somewhat harsh and harsh. "However, people with mental health will yearn to hear a more gentle, magnanimous, and hopeful voice in their hearts. In order to continue their struggle, sometimes one voice in your mind will say to another, 'Enough criticism.'".

　　In childhood, we can borrow plush toys to replace this collection of gentle sounds. So plush toys can relieve anxiety, soothe the soul, and even be an important tool for psychological healing.

　　Plush toys in the eyes of adults:

　　Many women, even adult men, have more than one plush toy. The plush toys in the adult world are not only gifts for family decoration and human relations, but also a form of psychological comfort.

　　People are social animals, although the convenience of the Internet now allows us to communicate and work without leaving home. But I have to admit that the real world is more lonely, stressful, and anxious for adults. Healthy adults also need affirmation, listening, understanding, and comfort, but we don't cry like children.

　　Psychology has shown that with age, adults' dependence on comfort toys does not decrease with age, but rather, it can lead to an increasing sense of dependence. Research has shown that relying on plush toys during childhood can still help these young people adapt to the stress of life even after they grow up. Therefore, plush toys are also known as "healing vectors".

　　Therefore, we should also see the needs of a healthy adult: To truly mature, it is necessary to properly empathize with one's emotions, sometimes being childish, occasionally showing weakness. So plush toys sometimes become the object of our emotions.