Introducing the ARFID Rabbit Plushie Dreadful, a comforting companion designed to raise awareness and express sympathy for those dealing with Avoidant/Restrictive Food Intake Disorder (ARFID).  This plushie features a unique zipper pouch, perfect for storing the included "safe food" of bread.  🍞We recognize that bread is not a universal safe food for everyone with ARFID, but due to production limitations, we have chosen it as one of the more commonly accepted options.🍞 The bread is itself a mini-plush that you can remove and attach via a stretchy band. It can also fit in the stomach.       ARFID Set Includes 1x Super Soft Rabbit - measures approx. 57cm (22 inches) from tip of ears to toes 1x Sturdy Cotton Tote Bag - measures 38cm x 33cm (15in x 13in) 1x Bread Friend       Symbolism: Cream Color for Paleness and Anemia Empty Stomach (trauma) due to attempts from others to punish those with ARFID into eating Plush bread friend for safe food choice Swirls in the ears for dizziness  Earth symbol for dryness/dehydration  IMPORTANT NOTE Regarding the design of our Plushie Dreadfuls. We take these topics seriously. That's why our design team only creates plushies related to 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 issues we're exploring. And while we strive to represent as many aspects of a particular issue as possible while avoiding stereotypical representations, 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.   ARFID Rabbit is Copyright of Mysterious LLC and is exclusively available at plushiedreadfuls.comPlushie Dreadfuls is a trademark of Mysterious LLCBeware of imitations and copycats