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Is The Wriggler Still in Business? (2026 Update)

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The Wriggler pitched a changing mat built to stop babies and infants rolling off mid-change, in series 18, presented under the Pluxty brand by its founders, after fifty thousand pounds for forty percent of the business, a deal Sara Davies agreed to.

Older accounts describe the product still selling with ongoing social media activity.

A Small, Stressful Moment Made Easier

Nappy changes are a genuinely common and mildly stressful moment for new parents, and building a mat specifically designed to keep a wriggling baby secure and still addressed a problem specific enough that more than one Dragon reportedly showed interest.

Giving up forty percent for fifty thousand pounds is a substantial trade for a single-product baby brand, reflecting how much capital it takes to manufacture and market a physical item at scale rather than just sell it locally.

A Storefront Still Being Maintained

Notes on file describe the brand's site still live and taking orders, with a product page, a short account of how the company started, and continued posts under its Instagram handle.

A single-product brand that keeps running its own shop, rather than folding quietly into third-party marketplaces, usually means the founders still see enough direct customer demand to justify the upkeep.

Note: Based on the public record; company situations can change, so treat this as a snapshot.

Published by Dragons Den Hub, May 2026.