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Article Title: Plush Animals - Posable vs. Non-Posable
Author: Iveta Volegna
Category: Shopping
Word Count: 444
Keywords: posable stuffed animals, stuffed animals, plush animals, plush toys, 
plush animals, teddy bears, stu
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Choosing a gift for someone whose tastes you don't know very well can be 
incredibly difficult and time-consuming. You could always fall back on the old 
stand-by of gift cards or cash in an envelope, but what if you want to give 
something with a more personal meaning?

I recently had this dilemma myself. It was just days before my cousin's 
birthday party, and my sister and I hadn't gotten him anything yet. We had very 
little time to find just the right gift, and didn't know much about his 
preferences. Still, since he was our cousin, we wanted to ensure that we got 
him something that would be both meaningful and personal. We begin to search 
the Internet for great ideas, and we quickly noticed stuffed animals. We 
immediately realized that a plush octopus could make a unique and meaningful 
gift. 

One thing we did know for certain about our cousin was that he was handy around 
the house, always constructing things and repairing stuff. All of that 
"handiness," meant that his wife would swear that he had eight arms (pardon the 
pun) with which to fix things before she even knew that they were broken. As we 
scoured the web for a suitable stuffed octopus, we found that some of them were 
"posable." My sister was uncertain as to what made these toys different from a 
regular stuffed animal, so I proceeded to explain the difference.

You can bend posable stuffed animals and move their limbs into any position you 
desire. For instance, if you have a stuffed monkey, you could bend his arms so 
that he hangs off your neck. They are soft and fluffy like regular plush toys, 
with the added bonus of maneuverability. Traditional, non-posable stuffed 
animals don't have this same flexibility. The position they are in is the one 
you are stuck with. Still cuddly and soft, these toys are great for decorating 
or collecting and displaying, and are the ones most likely to end up in a gift 
basket. They could hold flowers, a card, or a box of chocolates if they are 
already in the right position, and because they're not bendable they are 
sturdier for holding other small gifts.
 
For our cousin's birthday gift, a posable octopus had more meaning than a 
traditional one. Its flexibility made it more like our cousin and his busy 
maneuvers all over the house! The posable octopus could even be positioned 
holding a few light tools! This is a good example of a gift that's more 
personal than cash or a gift certificate. Your stuffed animal gift could be 
posable or traditional, so think carefully over which gift is more appropriate.

For a great collection of posable, as well as non-posable plush animals visit 
http://www.KCPlush.com. Choose the right, stuffed octopus, plush cat or stuffed 
lion and make a unique gift.
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