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Pramsuit recommendations

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Cindercat · 16/11/2021 14:24

My DD 6mo hates coats / pramsuits. Putting them on is a drama and she wails once they're on in most cases as well. Can anyone recommend one that is easy to get on - preferably stretchy so you don't have a battle on getting both arms in? Thanks v much

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dontcallmelen · 16/11/2021 14:29

My dgd is the same, I got her a teddy fabric one from next she wears it without any complaint (was about £20.00 do them in various colours).

Starcaller · 16/11/2021 14:47

We used our Starsnug a lot when DD was that age:

www.tuppenceandcrumble.com/star_baby_wraps

Starcaller · 16/11/2021 14:48

Confused Not sure what the above is about, it was a link to the Tuppence and Crumble star snugs that we used with DD!

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DuchessSilver · 16/11/2021 14:48

Get a star snug (Tuppence and Crumble) instead?

mynameiscalypso · 16/11/2021 14:51

Thirding the star wrap recommendation. Until DS was walking, I couldn't face bundling him into a pram suit.

NoddingTulip · 16/11/2021 14:52

Another vote for tuppence and crumble star wrap. So quick to get on and off and warm without being bulky.

minipie · 16/11/2021 14:53

Oh I was going to say tuppence & crumble but have been beaten to it many times!!

Cyw2018 · 16/11/2021 14:53

Tuppence and crumble star wrap. We had all 3 sizes for DD. They are brilliant.

IcedCoffeeAlways · 16/11/2021 14:54

@Cindercat Another vote for the Tuppence & Crumble star wrap! We also got a teddy type all in one suit from Asda for DS last year which unzipped right down both legs which made things much easier

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Cindercat · 16/11/2021 15:06

Ha fairly unanimous, thanks Mumsnet!! Ordered one, they look great. Can I just check whether they can have their hands free - it looks like there are turnovers on the photos so I went for it. She hates having her arms and hands restricted...

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IcedCoffeeAlways · 16/11/2021 15:07

@Cindercat

Ha fairly unanimous, thanks Mumsnet!! Ordered one, they look great. Can I just check whether they can have their hands free - it looks like there are turnovers on the photos so I went for it. She hates having her arms and hands restricted...
@Cindercat Yeah, their hands can be free 😊
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Cindercat · 16/11/2021 15:12

@IcedCoffeeAlways brilliant, thanks v much!! Excited to get it now!Star

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IcedCoffeeAlways · 16/11/2021 15:15

[quote Cindercat]@IcedCoffeeAlways brilliant, thanks v much!! Excited to get it now!Star[/quote]
@Cindercat I’m sure it’ll be just what you’re looking for 😊 we absolutely love them! DS is 13 months and still uses them 😊
It’s always our go-to ‘new baby’ gift now and it always goes down really well 😊

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