Rabsy
Your child. Free to imagine, with Rabsy to listen
A soft robot bunny made for children who want something of their own to look after.
Chosen by families around the world
3 reasons to choose Rabsy the robot rabbit
Three quiet pieces of technology, hidden under the fur, so the bunny feels alive instead of electronic.
It feels a stroke
Pads hidden beneath the coat mean the ears, the spine and the muzzle each reply differently.
It hears a voice
A listener under the plush notices someone chatting close by, and the ears go up.
It stays soft
Low-allergen plush wrapped around a padded frame, built for daily squeezing.
Reason one: it answers the hand. Three areas react, the ears, the back and the nose, and each one triggers its own set of movements. A stroke along the back does not give the same result as a tap on the nose, and the same gesture repeated does not always give the same answer either. That variation is the point: a child keeps testing instead of putting the toy down after two tries.
Reason two: it answers the voice. A sound sensor registers a voice close by and the bunny turns its attention to it, ears up, a movement, a squeak. Your child speaks, gets a response, speaks again. That back and forth is what an ordinary soft toy cannot do, and it is why children end up telling Rabsy about their day out loud.
Reason three: it takes daily handling. The plush is low-allergen, chosen because it sheds very little and holds almost no dust, and the moving parts sit inside a padded frame, away from small fingers and protected from the falls that come with being carried around all day. Two batteries run it, so there is no cable to find, no dock and no charging time before your child can play again.
They get a friend.You get the quiet
There is a particular kind of calm that settles over a room when a child is completely absorbed in play. No screen glowing on their face, no grown up needed in the loop, just a small person and a soft bunny working something out between them.
That is the quiet trade Rabsy makes. Your child gets a companion that answers a stroke, listens when they talk and never runs out of patience. You get a little of the afternoon back, along with the reassurance that nothing is being streamed, recorded or sent anywhere past the four walls of the room.
Meet the bunny
Rabsy the rabbit doesn't need Wifi or an app
Most connected toys want a download, a login and a home network before anyone is allowed to play. Rabsy wants none of it.
- Works the moment it is switched on
- Nothing to install on your phone
- Nothing is streamed out of the room
- Runs on batteries, so no overnight charging
- Play that never once involves a screen
A robot rabbit that's made for kids and toddlers
Small enough for a child to carry by one ear, soft enough to fall asleep on.
Picked because it barely sheds and holds almost no dust, gentle on reactive skin.
The working parts sit in a soft frame, well away from little fingers.
One switch, so a child gets going without asking a grown-up.
Upkeep is limited to the fur. A damp cloth on the mark, a few minutes to dry, and it is done. The bunny does not go in the washing machine, since the electronics sit inside the body. If it is being put away for several months, take the batteries out first and store it somewhere dry.
Nothing to assemble, nothing to connect. The battery hatch is under the belly with the polarity printed inside it, and two batteries are all that stands between the box and the first reaction. There is no cable, no dock, no account and no app in the process. The bunny is sized for a child to carry on their own and light enough to stay on the bed at night.
The perfect gift for your kid
What actually matters when the bunny is bought as a present: it works out of the box, it fits most homes, and it is still being used months later.
Nothing to install, nothing to sign up for, no pairing to do. Two batteries, one switch, and the bunny reacts while the wrapping paper is still on the floor. No adult has to set it up first.
It answers a hand and a voice the way a small animal does, with no hutch to clean, no feeding routine and no ten year commitment. A workable answer to a request that keeps coming back, and a way to see how gently your child handles a living thing.
The plush sheds very little and holds almost no dust, so a child who reacts to animal hair can keep it on the bed. Useful when the gift is for someone else's child and you do not know what the household can live with.
Because the reactions vary from one session to the next, the bunny stays in use instead of being forgotten in a drawer after two weeks. Suitable from age 3, and it is chosen as often for boys as for girls.
The practical side of giving one. Delivery is free and the bunny arrives boxed, so it can be handed over as it is. If it misses the mark, there are 30 days from delivery to send it back for a refund. Taking two or more brings the unit price down, which is what most buyers do when there are siblings, or two birthdays in the same month.
One limit worth knowing before ordering: below age 3, most of it is lost. A toddler enjoys the fur, but Rabsy is built around the exchange between child and bunny, and that exchange only starts to work at around 3. For a younger child, a plain soft toy does the same job for less.
Ready to play in under a minute
Four steps, no manual, nothing to remember for next time.
A small hatch sits under the belly, polarity printed inside it.
Put the bunny down somewhere level while it wakes up.
Your child talks, strokes the ears, and Rabsy starts replying.
Flick it back when the game is over. Nothing else to remember.
"She tells it about her day, and somehow the bunny always looks like it is taking every word in."
HannahMother of Noah, 7
Why parents and kids love Rabsy the rabbit
The same cuddle a child wants, with a lot less for you to look after. Here is how the bunny lines up against a plain soft toy or a real pet.
More wonder for them.Less to worry about for you.
Rabsy reviews: what do kids and parents have to say?
Two very different points of view on the same bunny. Both worth reading before you order.
The first week she carried it everywhere. What surprised me is that she talks to it out loud and tells it about her day, and there is not a screen anywhere in the room.
We bought one and ordered a second three days later. Two children and one bunny was never going to work. Nothing to install, nothing to sign up for, that part sold me.
A live rabbit was never going to happen in our flat. Adam got the cuddles without any of the mess, and he is the one tucking the bunny in every single night.
It moves its ears when I talk to it. I called it Nino and it sleeps on my pillow.
When I stroke its head it wiggles. It never does the same thing twice so I keep trying to guess.
I built it a house out of a shoebox. It listens to me when I read my book out loud.
How much does Rabsy cost?
A single bunny costs $59.95 with delivery included. Take a few and the unit price drops.
Every pack ships on us, with a month to send the bunny back.
Questions every parent asks about Rabsy
The little things parents like to check before they order, answered in plain words.
Is there anything to set up first?
Nothing at all. Two batteries, one switch, and the bunny is ready. Rabsy never asks for a phone, a login or a home network, and it joins no network of any kind: every reaction is worked out by the electronics under the plush, so whatever is said in the room stays in the room.
Which age does it suit best?
Three and up. Around that age a child starts joining the dots between what they do and how the bunny answers back, and that exchange is what keeps them returning to it. Younger siblings still adore the fur, they simply get less out of the reactions.
What makes it react?
Three things: pads hidden beneath the coat on its ears, spine and muzzle, a listener for voices close by, and a small motor set that picks whichever reply fits. Rub its spine and it settles, tap its muzzle and it twitches, speak beside it and it turns your way. The replies keep shifting, so it never feels like a toy with buttons.
Our child reacts to animals. Does that rule it out?
Quite the opposite, it is one of the reasons parents choose it. The coat is a man-made low-allergen plush, picked because it barely sheds and holds almost no dust. Your child gets the cuddle, without the streaming eyes that a live rabbit so often brings.
What does it run on?
Plain batteries. The hatch sits under the belly with the polarity printed inside it. No cable, no dock, no plugging anything in overnight: when the batteries fade you swap them and carry on.
What will it cost me?
One bunny comes to $59.95, delivery included. Buying several brings the unit price down: $49.95 apiece for two, $44.95 apiece for three, $39.95 apiece for four. Whichever you pick, we cover the shipping and you get a month to change your mind.
Can it stay in the bedroom overnight?
Yes. Nothing lights up in the dark and the bunny makes no sound on its own: left switched on, it stays idle until it is touched or hears a voice nearby. The sound sensor only detects that someone is speaking, it records nothing and sends nothing anywhere. If you would rather it were off, the switch is under the belly.
How loud is it?
Quiet enough for a bedroom. Rabsy squeaks and chirps rather than talks, at toy volume, with no music and no looping soundtrack. The child holding it hears everything, from the next room it is barely noticeable. That level is set low on purpose, since most families use it at bedtime.
How long does delivery take, and can I send it back?
Delivery is free and the checkout shows the expected window for your address before you pay. If the bunny does not suit your child, you have 30 days from delivery to return it for a refund, with no reason to give and no condition about keeping the box.
Is this the only place selling it?
Yes, and that is deliberate. Rabsy leaves our own store and nowhere else, which is how we can stand behind every bunny that ships. You will not come across it in outside shops or on marketplaces, so anything wearing our name elsewhere did not come from us.
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