Product Description
A cuddly, heatable, scented bunny pack for all ages. Snuggle bunny around upper shoulders or place on chest, abdomen, knees, or anywhere that needs some extra TLC. Made with flannel and berber fabrics. 21" long. Scented or unscented available.
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Love these
We love these in our home and keep a couple extra for guests. Perfect to warm up cold feet or soothe a sore neck. We heat in the microwave and put them in the bed on cold nights. And they make great wintertime gifts.
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Perfect!
Love this little bun! Perfect for wrapping around your shoulders on a cold day or for resting over your eyes on a sleepless night. I love this bunny for headaches too! Snuggly and soft, great hot or cold :-)
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The BEST bunny wrap
I have used these Bunny wraps for over a decade and gift them to friends and family. I love the weighted coziness, the adorable design, and the therapeutic effectiveness when my neck and shoulders are stiff! Also perfect for menstrual cramps and achy lower back.
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Bunny wrap for neck
I love the bunny wrap it smells so good the heat is so good on my neck I just wish it was a little bit longer.
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Amazing!!
Love love love these wraps! They are made amazingly, smell amazing and help so much! My daughter is gonna love this for Easter!!!
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Warm Bunny
Gave as a gift for my sons girlfriend as she uses my frequently. Mine is at least 20 years old and still love it!!!
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Bunny wrap
I bought it for my daughter, she loves it. She has one that is in need of repair so I decided to get her a new one
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perfect gift for a 4 year old
After seeing how much my little nephew loved this, I bought one for a sweet boy turning four. It has not left his side since birthday nap time! He said he's going to snuggle it forever. Very cute.
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Bunny Wrap
Absolutely love my bunny wrap! Warms nicely and the aroma is very pleasant and reminds me of oatmeal cookies. It is great when my back is hurting and is very relaxing and I would highly recommend.
