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Do stuffed animals help with dementia and how?

Studies have shown that tactile stimulation can lower stress hormones and increase feelings of calm. For many with cognitive decline, the soft touch of a plush toy can be a powerful therapeutic tool, and the question, "Do stuffed animals help with dementia?" is increasingly relevant for caregivers and families.

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Are Stuffed Animals Good for the Elderly? Exploring Therapeutic Benefits

Tactile and sensory stimulation can be incredibly beneficial for older adults, and recent trends highlight how simple objects can improve well-being. So, are stuffed animals good for the elderly? For many, these plush companions offer profound therapeutic and emotional support, far beyond simple novelty.

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