Here are some more things by that brand. If they weren't so babyish, I might buy one for my son who is tactile-sensation-seeking at night, to the point where it wakes him up. But maybe I can make something similar... Thanks for the tip.
http://www.babysleepshop.com/acatalog/Taggies.html
Ryan sleeps with 3 of these! We bought 2 extra in case he lost one, now he must sleep with all 3- he loves it.Wow! These people are making a fortune! When we first bought ours in late 2001 - the only thing they had available was the little Taggie and the big Taggie. This has become a huge phenomenon apparently! I made my daughters sensory blanket with smaller ribbon on the sides. I may make a regular blanket with bigger ribbon, like the photo but bigger size. Our kids love Valore fabrics cause they are soft/warm!These are great - for all kids, not just ones on the spectrum! My ds liked it for a while, but then got seriously attached to his blankie (this was around 1 year old). My dd liked her Taggie too. The different textures are cool and the taggies are soft. You MUST wash them in a pillowcase or they will get real ragged REAL fast. Learned that from experience.I saw these on tv, supposed to be a great item.
http://www.mypreciouskid.com/taggies.html