Dilly Carter

What was your childhood like in Ireland?

That must have been quite scary as well.

And did Thomas come with you to boarding?

Yeah, especially when you're going through so much.

And has Thomas been washed?

It's very clean, but he looks as a bear should of that age, doesn't he?

And I think what's lovely as well is when we have things that are special, that you do look after them.

Because when we love things, we look after them.

And that is very important.

And there's actually a charity nowadays that you go and donate your bears to and they then get sold and they raise money.

They can then be loved by somebody else.

And that's a really lovely idea as well for people that, you know, don't want to keep 200 teddies, but want to keep, you know, a couple.

Then the ones that they donate can then become someone else's special bear.

So I think it's nice, isn't it, to give a bear a home.

Let's get into your third and final item.

Will you please pass over the box and I'll unpack.

Oh, okay.

Well, this is the smallest box and it's very light.

Yeah.

So we've gone like from the heaviest down to the lightest.