After a homeless toddler sells his beloved cuddly toy for millions of dollars and lives a life like a king with hundreds of toys, he realizes that money is not the same as happiness, so he goes out to find the owner to get his toy back.

Yeah... I have a toddler at home... he'd give you his favourite toy for a biscuit.

If the child was a little older then I might believe it could happen but even then, how is the child going to buy a home to put all his toys in. He's a child so won't have a bank account... is he just walking around with millions of dollars in cash?

I think whichever you play this it's always going to be a stretch.

For me, where I loose suspension of disbelief, is the idea that a toddler (A baby who still crawls on all fours, or has just learned to walk) would have any concept of money.

Backstory: The family of the new toy owner is mega rich and their spoiled child wanted the cuddly toy so badly that they offered the toddler millions of dollars- so he couldn?t resist.