I adored Winnie the Pooh as a child, my ex-mother-in-law is still a rabid fan and would go all soppy over these Pooh Bear, Eeyore and Tigger pyjama cases.

• Click HERE to go on over to Amazon

When I was a kid I had a big grey hippo pyjama case and I loved stuffing my pyjamas into his tummy in the mornings before school.

All three Pooh Bear pals have some rather nice discounts currently applied to them.

We all know what Amazon are like - their prices can be more unstable than the Irish economy - but at the time of writing...

Pooh Bear and Tigger are £9.74, instead of £19.99, and Eeyore is a slightly lower £7.49, instead of £14.99) - which will probably make him very sad and gloomy indeed, so you'd better buy him to cheer him up *grin*

Pooh Bear, Eeyore and Tigger can also be used as hot water bottle covers - I've looked and searched and read all the small print I can lay my eyes on, but I can't find anything to say whether or not a hot water bottle is included.

Delivery is free, as always, if you choose the SuperSaver option.

Thanks to debadwolff over at HUKD

I'm in love with these Winnie the Pooh 'Bedtime Buddies'

• Click HERE for Tigger (£8.48)

• Click HERE for Eeyore (£8.99)

• Click HERE for Pooh Bear (£9.26)

Now don't ask me why they're all different prices because they all started out at £24.99 and quite frankly, I don't CARE!  All I know is I'm totally and utterly smitten with these guys.

I've loved Winnie the Pooh as a kid - although Tigger and Eeyore were my favourites, so it's going to be a tough call as to which one I'd choose.

I'm also a big fan of these microwaveable bed warmers - no filling up hot water bottles, no worries about them springing a leak in the middle of the night and all the other concerns that go along with them.

All of my kids have bears that go in the microwave - my daughter, at 14, still adores cuddling hers when it's warm (don't tell her I told you, she'll go mad!) and my youngest has a sheep...he's called 'Smelly-Lambkins' (don't ask) and is much-loved.

If you're unfamiliar with these things, basically they have a bag of wheat inside that heats up when you put them in the microwave for a couple of minutes.  PING! and two minutes later you have a warm and toasty bedtime friend to cuddle.  By the way, they don't just have to be used at bedtime - I've often used mine for chilly late-night journeys home in the car.

Right, down to some important decision-making: Tigger or Eeyore?

Thanks to amibees over at HUKD!