Here's a quick way we adapted a plush toy to wear a listening device!

Tools and Materials 

• Stuffie
• Needle & Thread (for no-sew, I'd look into a baby-safe fabric glue)
• Scissors
• Felt

Step 1 - Choose the Stuffie

I made this flower fairy doll for my daughter while I was pregnant. Now that my daughter wears hearing aids, I wanted to update the doll to match!

This method would work equally well on her stuffed dino or fox.

Step 2 - Cut the Felt

I cut out two small pieces of pink wool felt.  

I love felt for these projects, because the edges don't fray. So, I can just cut the shape I want, and not worry about finishing the edges.

Etsy sellers offer packs of small fabric pieces, called fat quarters. That adds variety to a craft drawer without costing a million dollars.

Step 3 - Thread the Needle / Position the Knot

I threaded my needle.

Then, I placed the knot on the underside of the first hearing aid, so it would be hidden between the hearing aid and the doll's head.

Step 3 - Sew Around the Edges

I sewed the first hearing aid on to the doll's head using stitches around the edge.

When it felt secure, I knotted and cut the thread.

Step 4 - Repeat

Then, I re-threaded my needle, and repeated the same on the other side.

Step 5 - Admire!

Tada!  While certainly not perfect (sewing on a miniature scale is quite hard!), I love that dolly now wears hearing aids.

This was so quick and easy, that I plan to add hearing devices to more of her stuffed animals this way!

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Another method uses some cute beads!

Not in the mood to sew? Check out ready-to-buy inclusive options here!