Mary Meyer Stuffed Toys & Baby Gifts

Taggies Buddy Dog Soft Book – 6×6″

BRONZE in Mumii’s Best Baby & Toddler Gear 2017 awards in the Book – Baby category. See our other toys nominated: Taggies Crinkle Me Fox • Afrique Elephant Baby Mat Taggies was born over a decade ago when a mom noticed her child’s fascination with satin tags. This idea blossomed into a world of treasured products. Little ones are mesmerized by rubbing these soft, satin loops. Exploring Taggies textured tags can provide tactile stimulation that babies crave for development and have an amazing calming effect on little ones. Discover the secret too! Taggies books are winning awards for their combination of stimulation (squeaker and crinkle paper inside) and soothing features (eight Taggies ribbons and textured fabric covers). Each book tells a short, sweet story in eight pages with hook fastener closure. – 6×6″ Soft book features a fun, calming, short bedtime story – 2-dimensional book with 3-dimensional details – Fabric applique cover – All-embroidered details – Lots of Taggies ribbons –

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$13.23 $21 In stock

Category: award winners

The Taggies Buddy Dog Soft Book is a soft, dog-themed book from Mary Meyer’s Taggies collection, sized 6×6 inches. It is part of the award winners category and is designed as a soft book for little ones.

  • Soft book format with a Buddy Dog theme
  • Taggies-style soft book
  • Size: 6×6 inches
  • SKU: 40120
  • Category: award winners

Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Victoria ★★★★★

My baby loves chewing on the soft, crinkly tags more than the book itself—it’s the perfect size for tiny hands to grab. The dog face is adorable and the fabric holds up well to drool and washing.

Richard E. ★★★★★

This little 6×6 book is perfect for tummy time—my son grabs the soft fabric tags and flaps it around like a toy. It’s held up through plenty of chewing and drool, and the dog theme is adorable.

Christopher ★★★★★

My 7-month-old is obsessed with the little tags around the edges — she ignores the story and just chews on them for ages. The soft pages are thick enough that she can grab and turn them herself without ripping anything.