Taggies

Taggies have been a childhood favorite for over 10 years now. Created by an early childhood educator and mom, Taggies are based on the idea that babies and kids love to rub satin edges, clothing labels and tags. They watched our own kids do this, like yours, and came up with the idea of Taggies. Focused on the “whole child”, Taggies enhance early childhood emotional well being, growth, and sense of security by providing tactile and visually stimulating features that both soothe and entertain. Children interact with, explore and enjoy a generous assortment of printed and textured tags, creating in them a true sense of good feeling, positive adjustment and overall happiness.

Babies like to have a comfort object and Little Taggies are perfect. They are small and easy to hold on to and fun for children to play with and rub the tags. Perfect for nap time and bedtime. Taggies allow babies and children to soothe themselves and feel comfortable and secure.

The Little Taggies and Colour Collection Little Taggies are made of fleece and have 20 visual and tactile tags around the border for your baby's entertainment and comfort. Little Taggies are 12" x 12".

Why do we carry Taggies at StrollerMama? Because they are the one baby product that I wholeheartedly recommend based on my personal use. I gave my middle child a Little Taggie when he was an infant. He quickly became attached and it was soon his comfort item. When it was time to go to sleep, he found his Little Taggie, rubbed the tags and gripped it close. My son is now almost seven years old and he still keeps his beloved Taggie under his pillow and sleeps with it at night.

Due to the overwhelming success with my son, I gave one to my third child hoping for the same results. Again, we had a winner! My daughter, now almost four, still sleeps with her Little Taggie at naptime and at night. She loves it (and so do we!)

My one recommendation: get two from the start and switch them back and forth so you have a back up. I made that mistake and we just have one. They never leave the house unless we are going on vacation - and then I keep a very watchful eye over them!