Things You'll Need:
- Teddy Bear Patterns
- North American Bear Co. Bears
- Paddington Bears
- Steiff Bears
- Vermont Teddy Bears
- Winnie The Pooh
- Teddy Bears
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Step 1
Find out what kind of bear your child wants. Is she set on a panda or a Pooh or a Paddington? Ask her teacher or her siblings if you need ideas, or try subtly showing her some pictures.
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Step 2
Do a little research on current fads. Is there a particular brand she feels she must have? Kids' fads are sometimes impossible for parents to understand, but if her heart is set on a particular bear, it may have to be that or nothing.
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Step 3
Decide on a budget. Bears come in many shapes and sizes, and some bears can break the bank.
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Step 4
Decide on a size. Does she want a bear to carry in her backpack or to sit on the couch next to her while she reads? If she's set on an expensive brand, getting a small one may be a way to compromise.
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Step 5
Shop around, locally or online. Prices vary widely, especially for collectibles.











Comments
uchihatofu168 said
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uchihatofu168 said
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uchihatofu168 said
on 5/1/2009 I sell a wide arrange of teddy bears and Stuffed Animals
NotChris said
on 8/3/2008 I sell an adorable teddy with a message that every child in this world should learn while growing up.
http://www.cafepress.com/oneracehuman.161547147
jtgolf said
on 1/8/2008 I have teddy bears from Lamb International. They're a limited edition "Hilde and Bartholomew Hugg". Can anyone tell anything about these - are they worth anything?