Baby Three Dream Mask: We Pulled Ribbon Dream!

If you’ve ever looked at a sleep mask and thought, “This needs more bunny ears,” then Baby Three has the product for you. Today I’m taking a look at the adorable Baby Three Dream Mask plush blind box series, a collection of plush sleep masks that somehow manages to be both practical and completely over-the-top at the same time.

First Impressions

The box itself is about the size of a sleep mask, so it’s surprisingly compact. The artwork immediately caught my attention—it has a dreamy, painted style that reminds me of a Sailor Moon magical girl transformation scene. Everything feels soft, whimsical, and designed to transport you straight into dreamland.

The packaging uses pastel blues and pinks with stars scattered throughout, creating a cozy twilight atmosphere. The featured chaser, Floral Dream, sits front and center looking like the queen of bedtime.

Meet the Dream Mask Lineup

This series includes several different designs, each with its own unique personality:

• Starry Fluff: A blue-banded mask featuring angel wings, ruffles, and a sweet Baby Three face nestled inside a yellow star. It’s cute, but I couldn’t stop wondering whether the ruffles would tickle your face while you’re trying to sleep.
• Roaring Cub: This one was an immediate pass for me. It features dangling pom-poms hanging from the mask and even more decorative elements on top. I couldn’t imagine sleeping comfortably with tassels bouncing around every time I rolled over.
• Cherry Dream: One of the most unusual designs in the series. It combines cherry-red colors, floppy black ears, and decorative details that honestly left me a little confused.
• Pink Butterfly: This design keeps things fluffy and playful with pink fur, a bright bow, and butterfly-inspired details. The pom-poms are attached directly to the mask instead of dangling, which feels much more sleep-friendly.
• Moon Monkey: The practical choice. Moon Monkey looks closest to a traditional sleep mask. No dangling decorations, no oversized accessories—just adorable monkey ears and a comfortable-looking design.
• Ribbon Dream: One of the most detailed masks in the entire series. Large floppy ears, layered bows, lace trim, and intricate colors make this one feel especially premium.

And as luck would have it…

The Pull: Ribbon Dream!

The moment I opened the box, I could see why this design stands out. The mask is incredibly soft, with roughly an inch to an inch-and-a-half of plush cushioning around the eye area. The elastic band has plenty of stretch, making it comfortable for different head sizes.

The details are what really make this one special:

• Large fuzzy blue bunny ears with yellow inner-ear accents
• Textured satin yellow bow layered over a checkered pink-and-white bow
• Blue velvet bows and velvet lace decorations near the bottom of the ears
• White lace trim around the blue vinyl faceplate
• Tiny butterfly details and signature 360-degree rotating boba eyes

Thankfully, the floppy ears can be positioned behind your head rather than hanging in your face while you sleep.

Is It Actually Comfortable?

At first glance, Ribbon Dream feels surprisingly wearable despite all the decorative elements. The plush eye section is incredibly soft, and none of the rough ribbon material actually touches your skin.

I’ll need to do a full overnight test before giving a final verdict, but my first impression is highly positive. I’m taking it with me on an upcoming vacation trip, so we’ll see whether those bunny ears stay cute or become a midnight nuisance.

Final Thoughts

The Baby Three Dream Mask Series might be one of the most unique blind box products I’ve seen this year. Most collectibles sit on a shelf, but these actually serve a purpose. Are they practical? Mostly. Are they adorable? Absolutely.

If you’re already a Baby Three fan and use sleep masks regularly, this series is worth checking out simply because it’s such a fun crossover between collectible design and everyday functionality. Sweet dreams, Wishmakers!

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Listen to One More Blindbox Podcast

I did a podcast episode about this series. You can watch it on YouTube, or stream it wherever you get your podcasts. Here’s the link (https://plinkhq.com/i/1896626952?to=page) to choose your platform, or you can just search for One More Blindbox on your own app.