ScareMeNot Plush Review: Monsters For Your Monsters

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These little monsters from ScareMeNot are great. Each Monster has a special ability and a monster secret. They all “graduated” from ScareMeNot Academy with top honors in how to see in the dark, hang from their tails and help your child face their nighttime fears.

We received, Watchdog Wally and knew Mini-Me just had to try this unit out! Watchdog Wally’s special ability is that he has a super-sized nose that can track down anything “unusual” in a child’s bedroom. His monster secret is that Fearless Fred, another member of the Scare Me Not Gang, holds the record for being accidentally sucked through Wally’s nose hole more times than any other ScareMeNot. When Wally tried to make amends at graduation, Fred was sucked through again. If you’re looking for the best detective around, Watchdog Wally is your monster. Ready to track down clues with his enormous nose, Wally can smell bedtime scaries in the craziest places. Under the blankets, behind the dresser, or even in your sock drawer, Wally wants to chase away your worries so you can sleep.

There are also 7 other “gang” members: Courageous Carrie, Defender Dave, Fearless Fred, Guardian Gus, Protector Patty, Valiant Valerie, and Knockout Ned. Need a smaller version? Each of the ScareMeNot Crew comes in a smaller version as well. 

If you’ve been around you know we have a BIG problem {as Mini-Me says!} with her being afraid of the dark and monsters. When Aunt Dena handed over Watchdog Wally, she let Mini Me know that this creature was going to scare away the monsters! I’m not even kidding you when I say she hasn’t mentioned monsters in her room. She likes to keep him under the bed for some reason. I’m thinkin’ maybe that’s where the monsters have hidden in the past.

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