Do you have anxieties? You are not alone. Everyone has anxieties. It's just that some people hide them better than others. What if you could hide your anxieties a little better? 

Anxiety Rabbit is here to help!  

Whisper your troubles to the little white Worry Bunnies and then zip them away inside the Anxiety Rabbit! As time passes towards the next Full Moon (see the rabbit?), your worries will gradually fade away. 

Also check out our amazing Anxiety Rabbit Pullover Gift Set HERE! 

🐇 Don't toy with the Worry Bunnies after midnight (wait until sunrise the next day)!

🐇 Let your Anxiety Rabbit "rest" from constant "worry face" from time to time.

🐇 Use the "thank you" pose to give thanks for the little positive things. 

Anxiety Rabbit Features:

• Magnetic hands that connect to the face for that perfect "oh no" pose
• Can also do "praying" or "thank you" pose (palms together)
• Zipper pouch body for hiding Worry Bunnies
• Two tiny Worry Bunnies
• Amalgamation Alchemy Symbol embroidered on the front
• Anxiety Rabbit tote bag 
• 50CM tall ears to toes
  
  

Anxiety Rabbit is an exclusive product of Mysterious Design and is only available at the Mysterious Shop. Beware of imitations and copycats. 

IMPORTANT NOTE Regarding the design of our mental health-related Plushie Dreadfuls. We take the topics of mental health and mental health awareness seriously. That's why our design team only creates plushies related to mental health issues with which they have direct experience. In cases where our team does not have direct experience, we assemble an external team of experts to help guide our creative process. In addition, we use Crowd Design to engage a wide range of voices via platforms like Instagram and Facebook. We gather and respond to feedback from our audience - many of whom have direct experience with the mental health issues we're exploring. And while we strive to represent as many aspects of a particular mental health issue as possible while avoiding stereotypical symptoms, we hope you understand that plush toys as an artistic medium do limit the full expression of a particular issue to those things that can be crafted in fabric and stitching.