This entire guts set can be yours to cuddle or to give away (donate organs without having surgery). It includes a heart (6" x 8.5"), lungs (9" x 9"), a liver (8" x 6.5") and a kidney (5" x 6.5"). It is made in China.

This 7.5" x 6.5" plush representation of the seminal vesicle gland could make a great gift for prostate cancer survivors. It is safe for all ages and packed inside a biodegradable plastic sleeve. It is designed in California and made in China. Wendy Bryan, Founder of I Heart Guts, told TDmonthly this item is a "designer educational plush."

This pink 6.5" x 5.5" mammary gland plush can make a great gift for breast cancer survivors or mastectomy patients. It is safe for all ages and packed inside a biodegradable plastic sleeve. The plush is designed in California and made in China.

This 7.75" x 6.25" pink and purple plush of the female reproductive gland is designed safe for all ages and is packed inside a biodegradable plastic sleeve. It is designed in California and made in China.

This super-soft blue 6.5" x 5.75" testis plush comes with an informative hangtag. It is designed safe for all ages and packed inside a biodegradable plastic sleeve. Designed in California, made in China. Wendy Bryan, founder of I Heart Guts, told TDmonthly these are the "best designed educational plushes on the market."

The bladder stores pee until an individual is ready to go. Most bladders hold as much liquid as a can and a half of soda. Nerves in the bladder wall tell when it’s time to go. "This super-soft, bright yellow 6" x 4" urinary bladder plush is perfect for telling someone when urine love," Founder Wendy Bryan of I Heart Guts told TDmonthly. Launch date: May 5, 2009.

The stomach creates a highly acidic environment used to digest cookies, ice cream, bacon and more. This lil' guy's digestive juices help break down food for the intestine, which absorbs the actual nutrients. This orange 8.5" x 5.5" tummy is part of the I Heart Guts collection, which is "icky yet adorable," the company's founder, Wendy Bryan, told TDmonthly. Launch date: May 5, 2009.

The spleen keeps the blood tidy and fresh. This queen of clean serves as the primary blood filter and largest lymph organ. It brings blood into contact with lymphocytes, which happily attack foreign bodies, and cleans worn-out red and white blood cells. "This adorable 6" x 6" plushie is perfect for the lymph enthusiast lurking within us all," Wendy Bryan, founder of I Heart Guts, told TDmonthly. Launch date: May 5, 2009.

Behold, the intestine and appendix in soft plush form. The small intestine absorbs nutrients from food while the large intestine takes in water and excretes solid waste. The tiny appendix, seen here sticking out at lower left, doesn’t do anything, but adds to the I Heart Guts plush collection. This 9" x 7" pillow-like plush "is cute, yet slightly disgusting," Wendy Bryan, founder of I Heart Guts, told TDmonthly. Launch date: May 5, 2009.

What doesn¹t the brain do? As the body¹s command center, it keeps all the organs in check. Of course, it also takes care of memory, imagination, speech and dreams. Fire up those neurons! “I Heart Guts’ icky-yet-cute style mixes the earnestness of an educational toy with the quality design and irreverence of a limited-edition toy. It's Giant Microbes meets Ugly Dolls,” Creator Wendy Bryan told TDmonthly. Launch date: February 2008.

When it's "that time of the month," you may not like your uterus much, but hey, you wouldn't be here without one, so give props to this special reproductive organ. Besides, if you think cramps are bad, you should try childbirth. Launch date: February 2008.