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18/08/2025

Many of you whom have enquired with us through Whatsapp would have received this auto-reply. It's been almost 2 months since the closure of admissions, but those of you who have seen me during this time would know that I'm still collecting and returning stuffed patients till date, because they were booked for admission months ago.

Unfortunately, admissions will be closed until further notice. It's just another burn out phase, and I'll try to recover from this asap. That said, I have actively been labelling all of my Whatsapp chats that are still coming in. I will personally get back to every single one of you who have expressed interest in admission. Until then, your patience and understanding is very much appreciated.

In the mean time, remember to stay soft🫶🏻

06/08/2025

Don't have any plans over this long NDP weekend?🥹 We got you covered!

Stuffed Toys Hospital is hosting a workshop in collaboration with My Community Festival 2025! This year's theme is "My First Journey", where we reflect on births and rebirths.

Please do bring:
• 1 plush toy per person, that is in good condition (not smelly, not dirty, not torn), 30cm length max.
• A pair of scissors.
• Mask to be worn when stuffing the toy.

Important:
• Must be comfortable with holding a needle and using sharp tools.
• Asthmatic individuals are encouraged to bring their inhaler.
• Age limit: at least 9 years old. Children below 9 years old must be accompanied by at least 1 adult to attend the workshop.
• No consultations will be entertained during the workshop.

Stay soft, and hope to see you there 🫶🏻

https://mycommunityfestival.sg/programme/meet-my-stuffed-toy-surgeon-dr-jane-cher-from-stuffed-toys-hospital/

08/05/2025

Feifei is an emergency stuffed dog for his little owner (as evident from the Red Cross symbol he carries around🦸‍♂️), constantly healing his heart and soul😊 A little burn accident resulted in the formation of some small holes on his belly, that were hastily stitched up in an attempt to hold him together. Feifei underwent a simple Spa treatment at our hospital, and got the tears restitched - he looks as good as new now✨

We managed to get Feifei discharged on his little owner's 11th birthday in 2024, and we hope it made his day☺️

Stay soft, Feifei🫶🏻

15/04/2025

Oliver received a lot of love from his guardian, as evident from the multiple emergency stitches done on his face. We had to make him a new pair of ears and face, including restitching his nose and mouth, and sourcing for a new pair of eyes. While tedious, it was well worth it as we managed to recover his face and ears, further extending his life.

Stay soft, Oliver🫶🏻

08/04/2025

When we first sent the "before" and "after" photos to cookie's guardian, we were asked if it was still the same toy, or if we swapped out cookie out for another toy😭😭😭

Cookie's original mouth was stitched on after stuffings were added to his snout. Initially we were quite hesitant about this, as replacing his nose might mean that we had to remove his original mouth stitches, and restitch them afterwards. But we found a workaround, and managed to remove his nose without redoing his mouth stitches!🙌🏻 [This might only have been possible for cookie's case, and the situation could differ from patient to patient.]

PS: there is a slight difference in fur colours as photos were shot in natural lighting conditions throughout the day.

Stay soft, cookie🫶🏻

03/04/2025

Snoopy is a little over 30 years old and was admitted with tears around his body, hence we were reluctant to do spa or change his stuffings. We just didn't want to open him up at all, in case we created more tears. At this age, his fabric would already be very fragile, plus the fact that the tears around his body formed on their without any incidents😣

We mainly did a lot of stitching (lucky him that his fabric was still able to hold the stitches together), made a new left ear and nose, and did fabric overlay for his right inner ear.

👉🏻Swipe to see Snoopy's transformation on various areas.

Stay soft, Snoopy🫶🏻

31/03/2025

Minnie Chua, you're such a sweet little stuffed mouse🎀 May you stay in the pink of health and stay youthful for a long time to come!🥰

Stay soft, Minnie Chua🫶🏻

PS: Selamat Hari Raya Aidilfitri!✨

23/03/2025

Pooh sir, you are all squeaky clean and ready to be discharged🫡 No more PTSD please.

Stay soft, Pooh🫶🏻

18/03/2025

Mr Hippie was accompanied by his very cute little guardian during admission, a little before CNY 2025🍊🧧 He was so brave to leave Mr Hippie with us for a week, to get him back into good shape again🥹

As you can tell from the photos, Mr Hippie was quite deflated and his stuffings were not so fluffy anymore, so the guardian's family requested for a Spa Package. We cleaned Mr Hippie up and changed out his stuffings completely, so he became a lot more huggable!🥰

Stay soft, Mr Hippie🫶🏻

16/03/2025

Duggy has been revived!!🧟‍♂️

He was first admitted without eyes and nose, had tears here and there, and lost a lot of his fluff over the years of being loved (very intensely). Thankful his original nose was kept by his guardians, and since it wasn't broken, we were able to reuse it by using a new washer to fix it back in place. And again, lucky him because we were able to source for a suitable set of eyes for him, that are almost the exact same size as the original (when compared to the marks left behind around his eye area).

Oh, that black circle you see around his right eye? That was drawn on by his guardian's kids, using permanent marker🥲 So now he has a permanent blue-black around his right eye... I guess it will be a part of his family's core memory!

We changed out his stuffings completely, so he feels a lot softer and fluffier! Good thing he can still fit into his human hoodie to protect his skin from external dirt and dust.

Stay soft, Duggy🫶🏻
(PS: aren't you diggin' this name?)

03/03/2025

Bear was admitted for a revamp on various parts - including both paws, feet and inner ears. Over the years, the fabrics on these areas have thinned and tore, due to natural wear and tear. The original fabric was non-furry, and we suggested to do a replacement using plush fabric instead, which would be thicker and more durable. The new fabric used had a similar shade as the original, which made the transition more tolerable. I mean... can you imagine using a fabric of different texture + colour tone? It's unavoidable sometimes, but not the most ideal.

We could sew the new fabric directly onto both paws and inner ears, but his feet needed a little more work: to transfer the original embroidery onto the new fabric. This is only possible because the paw embroideries had an outer rim, which allowed us to stitch them on by the rim.

While cleaning, we saw that his snout was a little too thin and thought he might need a fabric change there as well. However, after he was dried, the thinness didn’t show through much anymore. We typically try to avoid changing fabrics on faces of stuffed patients, as they are the most sensitive part of a toy. Most guardians recognize their stuffed friends by the faces; as such, changing such a sensitive part is like changing the identity of the toy altogether, to the guardian. That's why we try to only do fabric replacement of any kind if the original fabric is already torn, and beyond saving.

His fur was also spruced up, and he went back home much healthier than before😊

Stay soft, Bear🫶🏻

20/02/2025

Both Poohs had their noses chewed by a pet dog at home🐶 One only had his nose bitten off (Pooh 1), but the other had his snout and half of his head chewed off (Pooh 2)😱

Thankfully, we managed to find noses of a similar shape, size and texture (velvety) for replacement. Only Pooh 2 had to undergo spa and a change of stuffings due to hygiene reasons. We then sourced for the most suitable fabric we could find for him for patching. It's a little bit brighter than his original fabric, but this was the best that we could find.

Hope they will be well protected and not suffer from another pet dog attack😬

Stay soft, Poohs🫶🏻

Address

81 Lorong 25 Geylang
Singapore
388310

Telephone

+6588703530

Website

https://stuffedtoyshospital.com/

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