Raggy-Tag is a British company based on the Isle of Wight whose primary objective is to provide high-quality products for little hands to hold onto. As a huge fan of local British company's I was excited to review a beautiful Raggy-Tag cot blanket for Maxwell.

When the blanket arrived it was beautifully wrapped in tissue paper and ribbon, instantly I knew it was going to be well made and a quality product. Once opened we were greeted with a beautiful soft baby blue blanket. It was made out of blue velboa and backed with sumptuous white cuddlesoft velboa.

One thing which can be said about the Raggy-Tag blanket is that it is very well made. The quality of every Raggy-Tag blanket is assured by international safety standards and is tested to comply with the safety requirements of European Standard EN71 which makes me have a lot of faith and positivity in Raggy-Tag as a brand.

Maxwell tooken the blanket to bed on many occasions and we have found that not only does it keep Maxwell warm due to it being quite thick, it actually comforts him to sleep. Due to the blanket being so soft, Maxwell rubbed it against his face and it helped him drift off to sleep.


I love the fact that the blanket is the perfect size to travel with but can also be used in the car and at home. The blanket measures at Length 100cm x Width 66cm. If the blanket is to get dirty when out and about then I am able to stick it in the washing machine as the blanket is machine washable at 40 degrees which is great when you have a sticky handed little toddler.

The blanket is priced at £35.00 which I think is quite reasonable. It is British made, meets safety requirements which is important when you have a little one and generally keeps your baby warm and snug.


At the present moment Raggy-Tag are offering a discount code especially for Mummy To The Max readers/subscribers. The discount code is MTTM15 and can be applied at the check out to receive 15% off all orders placed on our website. When buying from Raggy-Tag you also get free delivery.

FitFlop was developed in 2007 to create comfy and stylish footwear. Since the launch in 2007 over twenty million pairs have been sold. Fitflop is now a household name and have a wide range of footwear which is very appealing. Fitflop offer a rang of sandals, boots, sneakers and even slippers. All Fitflop's shoes come in a variety of colours and fabrics.

After having a look on Fitflop's website I found a selection of shoes I would enjoy wearing which would suit my needs:

To start a new week I have a exciting competition for Mummy To The Max readers to enter. Mummy To The Max readers can win a super warm, comfy pair of The Cuddler Tan Fitflop slippers which will keep their feet warm and snug in this cold weather. The winner will get to choose what size they would like. To win all you need to do is enter the simple rafflectopter below.  This giveaway is open to the US and UK only. Good Luck!

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I love making memories but most of all I enjoy keeping memories. Since Maxwell was born I have kept a lot of his baby things which I can not bare to part with however they were sat in a draw as I had no where special to keep them. This all changed when Treat Republic recently sent us a lovely wooden keepsake box to keep all Maxwell's baby memory's in.
When the box arrived I was extremely impressed by the quality. The box was well made and had a smooth finish. There were no rough edges, no sharp corners and the acon design looked beautiful. The box had a easy to use clip clasp opening which ensures all the items in the box are safely kept. The box is a good size and I found I was able to put a lot of items in it.

You can find more about Treat Republic on their website, Facebook and Twitter.

Overall I would rate The Little Green Sheeps mattress protector 5/5.

Aldi Mamia Baby Nappies

Since Maxwell was tiny we have always used disposable nappies. I have always been wary of using supermarket brands as I normally like to use the more talked about big brands such as Huggies and Pampers.
When Aldi asked Me and Maxwell if we would like to try their range of Mamia Ultra-Dry disposable nappies I was excited to see what they were like.


When the nappies arrived my first thought was that they seemed quite thin and had a different texture that felt a bit silky on the outside of the nappy, apart from that they looked good. The nappies had a cute animal motif design on which I really liked.

Over a period of a few days Maxwell tried the nappies, not only in the day but also at night time and we found the nappies to be very good.
I found the Aldi nappies to be very absorbent and found they fitted well. They coped well with Maxwell running, walking, playing, everything a toddler likes to get up to in the day.


In the past Maxwell has had accidents in the night with other brands which have ended up making him disturbed at night and also giving him a rash, however these nappies left Maxwell dry and let him have a good nights sleep. I was pleased to see they did not irritate his skin or even leave him with marks.

The nappies are priced well and really are a bargain. We were sent a pack of 44 Mamia Ultra-Dry 4+  which are priced at just £4.49.

Aldi Mamia Baby Wipes

Maxwell is always getting messy. He is a typical toddler that loves to explore. From chocolate around his face to dirty hands after his dinner we are always on the hunt for some baby wipes.
Not only are wipes useful for messy hands they are great for bottoms.


We were sent some wipes to try from Aldi and were very impressed. They are a great quality and they had the right degree of wetness. They were thick and did the job they needed to do.
When changing Maxwell's nappy I normally struggle to get wipes out but these were easy to get out of there packet and came out one by one instead of clumps.

I thought I would try the wipes on me to get a parents view. I used them to clean the make up off my face and again I found they were fantastic. They felt soft on my skin and left my skin feeling clean. In my eyes they are just as good as the bigger brands and are fantastic value for money.