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Baby FuFu is a cute, kid-safe fan that doesn’t have an appetite for little fingers.

Yukai Engineering has doubled the size of its drink-cooling Nékojita FuFu fan to create a version designed to safely cool kids. It’s expected to launch in mid-2026 for $50 to $60 and features a “slit plate” inside Baby FuFu’s mouth to prevent anything from making contact with its fan blades, including li’l fingies.

<em>An internal fan sucks in air from the the bottom of Baby FuFu and blows it out its mouth.</em>
<em>Baby FuFu’s hands and feet are designed to grab onto stroller handles to cool kids who are not yet old enough to hold it.</em>
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An internal fan sucks in air from the the bottom of Baby FuFu and blows it out its mouth.
Image: Yukai Engineering
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