Columbia Baby Powder Lite Reversible Bunting

Clothing for children aged 24 months. The bunting was ordered in 12-foot lengths at first. Everyone said it ran big, so I went with the 18 month size. I did, however, end up exchanging for the 18-year-old. The 12-month size is the same as the 24-month size. The arms and legs of the 18-month size were longer, but they had a major wedgie when you picked up the baby. The 18-year-olds, on the other hand, are a different story. The arms and legs of the 24 month size are too long, but who cares because the hands and feet parts will be folded over anyway. And there will be no wedgie for the baby. Furthermore, we will most likely be able to use it again the following winter. They won't need the fold-over parts by then, as they'll most likely be walking by then.

Raven O’SULLIVAN

| Jul 07, 2021

Despite the harsh winter this year, I have a hyperactive toddler who wants to get outside and play. Most snowsuits irritate me because they're stiff and puffy, and children in them frequently resemble an uneasy stack of marshmallows. This suit appealed to me because of the word "lightweight" on the label. " I reasoned that adding warm layers beneath would be easier, and I was correct! This bunting is light, flexible, and warm, with plenty of room for layering thanks to the fit. Also adorable is the reverse pattern. My child was 16 months old when I purchased this. I really wanted a size 2T to allow for growth, but the 18-inch was too small for me. There's enough space for 24 people. My child is now 19 months old, weighs 27 pounds, and measures 32 inches in length. 5in. She doesn't appear to be growing out of it anytime soon. Even with her fleece layers underneath, she can run, climb, stretch, and bend without feeling weighed down when she wears it. Hopefully, we'll be able to use this suit for another winter.

Madilyn Snyder

| Oct 18, 2021

I purchased the 6-pack. My approx 20 lb 9-month-old is wearing a size 12 month, and she still has room to grow. We bought a Costco snowsuit at first, but she cried every time I tried to put it on her. This one was a success! It appears to be warm, but she can still move around in it. She has enough freedom to roll over and scoot around. We like the colors and the fact that it's reversible. The only drawback is that the flaps that cover your hands and feet are very thin, so you'll still need booties/shoes and gloves if you're going to be outside for any length of time.

Austin Cheng

| Apr 14, 2021

This is a stunning infant winter coat. br>The color matches the Amazon photo. br>The filling is fairly thick, but it is kept light in weight. br>My baby girl was 27 years old at the time. 6 people can fit in It's okay if the size is a little old. br>Please note that this winter jacket is not waterproof. br>I've washed it a few times and it still feels warm and inviting to my baby.

Juliet Carney

| Apr 22, 2021

This was such a cute suit! The design and pattern allowed for a lot of flexibility. It was comfortable and simple to wear. The fit was as expected, but if you have a longer/taller child, you may need to order a size up because the suit can fit a little snugly lengthwise when the feet and hands are folded over for warmth. Overall, we loved it!.

Molly Rollins

| Apr 27, 2021

After a few uses, the zipper broke. Because we live in a snowy climate, even in inclement weather, outside play is essential. This would have been perfect if the zipper hadn't broken after three or four uses and one wash. Be careful who you buy from.

Callan Graham

| Jul 02, 2021

Baby is 6 months old and the size is a little big for him, but it's better than being too small. It appears to be keeping him toasty. Even if the ends are flipped over, Babe will require foot and hand warmers.

Harris Ryan

| Feb 23, 2021

During our chilly morning walks, this keeps our little one warm as a bug. We still double layer her onesies, but it's perfect for those cold Massachusetts mornings!.

Celine Torres

| Jul 13, 2021