Our 10″ plush fawn stuffed deer toy looks just like the tiny fawn on the cover of our best-selling children’s book Lost in the Woods and in our movie, Lost in the Woods: The Movie. With his bendable legs, he can curl up to sleep or stand on his own, and your child can pose him in all different positions!

Here’s what The Old Schoolhouse Magazine says about our plush fawn:
“On a side note, if your children are anything like mine, they will appreciate the precious plush fawns…They will be warmly welcomed come Christmas morning as my children find them in their stockings!”

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Lost in the Woods: The Movie is the winner of the Panda Award for the best wildlife film for children world-wide.

Spring is FINNALY here (I think)! If you are looking for nature movies for kids, be sure to check out our award-winning DVD movie, Lost in the Woods: The Movie.

As far as nature DVDs for kids go, Lost in the Woods: The Movie won the esteemed Wildscreen Panda’s Children’s Choice Award for the best children’s wildlife film world-wide in the Wildscreen International Film Festival. The coveted Panda Awards are considered the world’s most prestigious awards and the highest accolade a film about the natural world can win.

This is essentially the Oscars of the wildlife film industry. The winner was chosen by a jury of children, who unanimously voted for Lost in the Woods: The Movie!

Check out more nature movies for kids and great movies for families on our website.

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Special Features on this DVD include the "Sounds of the Forest" Interactive Game-fun and educational for kids and adults!

There’s a nice review of Lost in the Woods: The Movie, our children’s nature movie, on the blog, Greening Sam & Avery.

Here’s an excerpt: There are songs, tons of video footage of wild animals, hilarious characters and great information about the woods and the animals that live there…

Even I was cracking up from the jokes told by a hilarious racoon and some very silly frogs. The narrator of the story is a turtle and all of the animals have adorably funny voices.

Learn more.

Thank you to Abbie Enlund and her girls for the nice review!

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If you know a child who loves wildlife and deer, our plush fawn makes a perfect gift.

Our 10″ plush fawn is cute, cuddly and bendable, too! Plush fawns make great gifts for our young readers.

Our plush fawn looks just like the tiny fawn on the cover of Lost in the Woods. He can curl up to sleep or stand on his own.

A great addition to our children’s books Lost in the Woods, Stranger in the Woods and First Snow in the Woods!

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A young fawn explores the meadow from the book, Lost in the Woods by Carl Sams and Jean Stoick.

In the article “Learning when to rescue wildlife animals… and when not to“, wildlife care manager Tammy O’Neil says “Our main goal is dealing with orphaned animals; we don’t want animals kidnapped from the parents. We want a consistent message going out to the public.”

Her message is the same one we use to teach children gentle lessons of nature in our award winning children’s book, Lost in the Woods, and Panda award winning movie, Lost in the Woods: The Movie: Fawns found alone in the woods are rarely lost or abandoned. Newborn fawns spend their first weeks without mom because her scent will attract predators to her babe.

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What do bullfrogs eat? Do you know the answer? I thought I did until I watched this amazing video by National Geographic. It turns out that bullfrogs eat a lot more than just insects.

Did you know that bullfrogs also eat birds? Watch the video!

To teach kids more about frogs and other wildlife, be sure to check out our children’s books and movies that teach gentle lessons of nature.

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Our children’s movie, Lost in the Woods: The Movie, is the winner of the Panda award for the best wildlife film for children world-wide. Watch as live video is combined with photography from the award-winning children’s book, Lost in the Woods.

Children of all ages will enjoy this tale of trust, patience, and waiting for your time. Learn more

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A young fawn is well concealed in a spring meadow by its coloration and spots. From the book, "Lost in the Woods" by Carl Sams and Jean Stoick.

Learn the real story about wildlife rehabilition and fawns in the article ”Bambis or not, volunteer cares for 8 fawns” from the Dallas Morning News online.  

According to the article, a small herd of eight bright-eyed fawns are adapting to the world at South Plains Wildlife Rehabilitation Center and being cared for by center volunteer Barry Johnson.

Wildlife center founder Carol Lee suspects some of the fawns may have been brought to the center as a result of what she calls the “Bambi myth.”

“People see a deer fawn along the road or out in the middle of a field, and erroneously believe they are orphaned,” she said. View the article.

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Lost in the Woods helps children learn that most fawns found alone in the woods are rarely lost or abandoned. Purchase it today to help your child learn gentle lessons of nature.

Fawns are precious.

Through Lost in the Woods, Carl and Jean hope people learn most fawns found alone in the woods are rarely lost or abandoned. Newborn fawns spend their first weeks without mom because her scent will attract predators to her babe.

She instinctively knows to stay only briefly to nurse and care for her fawn. He will travel with her when he is older and stronger.

What the media is saying about Lost in the Woods

“This book will be cherished by our family for many years to come, and I encourage you to welcome it in to your home as well.”
– Jessica Harvey
   The Old Schoolhouse Magazine, LLC

“The little book is a chunk of pure magic…”
- The Detroit News

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You can purchase Lost in the Woods by visiting your local book store or gift shop today! Or order securely online now.

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This touching video comes from Arnold’s Wildlife Rehabilitation Center in Okeechobee, Florida. The organization’s goal is to rescue, rehabilitate and return recovered animals to their natural habitat.

Unfortunately, some of these animals have sustained injuries that limit their return to the wild. In these cases they have set up habitats for them to stay at the wildlife rehabilitation center for the remainder of their lives. They rely on public support and accept donations.

Everyone working in Carl and Jean’s studio have a passion for deer (and cats!). This video is a fun one to watch.

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