This 12-inch soft plush toy features a happy embroidered face and a huggable body with the popular silky looped ribbon Taggies around the limbs and tail. Babies love to rub the tags. Every looped ribbon tag looks or feels different and is both tactile and visually stimulating. When a parent or baby pulls the monkey’s tail, it plays a sweet rendition of “London Bridges.” Launch date: February 2007.

This soft velour animal is a perfectly huggable friend for toddlers. It is also available in a Moose variety.

Mary Meyer says, "We have gone Green!" This frog comes as a teether blanket, jumper and as a musical plush toy (pictured).

This extremely relaxed animals is from Mary Meyer’s Flip Flop line of extremely floppy, squeezable and silky plush pets.This flip-flop giraffe has a soft short pile coat, a happy smile and is long on lovability. His hooves have stitching for a little added shape. He is surface washable and 14” from nose to rump.

Mary Meyer Wheelies steal the feel and concept of old time pull toys with wheels that go around and the requirement to be pulled or tugged by a toddler to make it go but they’ve made these wheels safer and softer and quite possibly cuter.  Wheelie Monkey features a brown and tan monkey grinning ear to ear and sitting in a banana shaped car. Wheelie cat features a black and white feline tucked into a gray mouse car with a bent tail, large pink ears, beady black eyes, a black pompom nose and an embroidered mouth and whiskers. Wheelie Moose with a great big rack rides in a green canoe and Wheelie Dog with a patch over his eye and oversized paws sits inside a classic white bone on wheels. The toys lined up together look like a scene a hometown parade.  The toys are 7 inches tall and include a short pull string and wheels that move freely.

This great big plush bear is extremely soft and fun. He attracts the attention of children and adults because of his features, texture and large huggable size. He is one of Mary Meyer's strongest selling teddies and recently won a 2006 Oppenheim Toy Award.

This plush soft yellow duck has satin tags in various patterns attached to its wings so the baby can hold onto its feathers. When turned, an oversized key plays the musical notes of Brahm's Lullaby. This product is new for 2006.

Mary Meyer presents the Taggies Sleepy Fleece: plush toy animals with 7" x 8" fleece bodies that are easy for little hands to grip. The super soft, custom-printed fleece is baby-safe and features clever embroidered details and custom-printed tags. Sleepy Fleece is available as a bear, cat, cow or dog. Mary Meyer baby is the exclusive source for Taggies plush toys. The Taggies plush toys feature an adaptation of the Taggies blanket.

Mary Meyer Yesteryear Stickhorses feature a new retro styling reminiscent of the last century. The stick horses are 33" long and are made with soft, washable fabrics. Mary Meyer stick horses were chosen by the Toy Industry Association as one of the "Toys of the Century." In 1963, Mary Meyer´s son Walter, made a "stick horse" for his two-year-old son Steven, who liked to spend many hours each day dressed up as a cowboy. When Walter saw how much Steven enjoyed playing with the toy horse, he made stick horses for his other five children. Stick Horses were introduced into the Mary Meyer product line the following year.