Made with the softest fabrics and filled with squishy goodness, they are perfect for snuggles, play, nap-times, and endless adventures! Taggies was born over a decade ago from a Mum noticing her child’s fascination with satin tags, which then blossomed into a world of treasured products that support early sensory development. With little ones mesmerised by the tactile experience of rubbing and touching these soft, satin loops, the Taggies range provides endless comfort, curiosity and stimulation, supporting infants as they learn how to self-soothe.

Taggies was born over a decade ago from a Mum noticing her child’s fascination with satin tags, which then blossomed into a world of treasured products that support early sensory development. With little ones mesmerised by the tactile experience of rubbing and touching these soft, satin loops, the Taggies range provides endless comfort, curiosity and stimulation, supporting infants as they learn how to self-soothe.

Taggies was born over a decade ago from a Mum noticing her child’s fascination with satin tags, which then blossomed into a world of treasured products that support early sensory development. With little ones mesmerised by the tactile experience of rubbing and touching these soft, satin loops, the Taggies range provides endless comfort, curiosity and stimulation, supporting infants as they learn how to self-soothe.

Made with the softest fabrics and filled with squishy goodness, they are perfect for snuggles, play, nap-times, and endless adventures! Taggies was born over a decade ago from a Mum noticing her child’s fascination with satin tags, which then blossomed into a world of treasured products that support early sensory development. With little ones mesmerised by the tactile experience of rubbing and touching these soft, satin loops, the Taggies range provides endless comfort, curiosity and stimulation, supporting infants as they learn how to self-soothe.

“Welcome to the World Little One” is a black and white baby book with high-contrast images designed for a baby’s development. A newborn baby’s eyesight is developing after birth and their colour perception is limited. And this is why a black and white baby book is best for their eyesight development. Babies can see best at 6-8 inches and can see white, black and shades of grey first.