Just watching Bargain Hunt - the auctioneer's just told that he no longer has a teddy, his father threw away it away when the boy was seven. I find that really sad.... and not very kind.
That is nice then mcmouse sort of a lucky mascot teddy to be passed down to each squad as a protection,was it a very masculine looking bear?Did he have a name?
my husband is eighty years old and when he was two years old he was playing on a beach along with his parents when two young girls came up to them both and gave my husband a teddy that they had found in the sea. It was dried off and he still has that teddy today, the teddies name, why ted of course.
I wish I had kept my teddy bear, I can remember trying to get the button out of his ear as I thought it must hurt him, he would be worth a bob or two now, I think my mum must have given him to another child after I left home.
I still have my teddy - his leg is missing, where my baby brother sat on him and pulled his leg off....
I still remember how sad I felt when mum gave a big stuffed dog to charity when I was about fourt - he sat on a shelf in my bedroom, so she thought I wouldn't be bothered, but it would have been quite nice to have asked me first :-(