Disney Cuddly Bodysuit 3-Pack

Pros:-Excellent fabric quality: The cotton knit fabric feels substantial but not bulky; it is not thin like Gerber onesies, and not quite as stretchy as Carter's onesies (which for me, is a pro, because the Carter's onesies get kind of stretched out by the end of the day).-Snaps are reinforced: The fabric on which both rows of snaps are installed is very reinforced. You don't need to worry about the snaps pulling off the fabric, or stretching out the fabric when you're unsnapping them.-Double row of snaps: This, of course, is the main selling point. Double row works great; this feature will definitely allow my kids to get more use out of these onesies.-Bum coverage and leg openings: These onesies are wide enough to cover my child's diaper in the back, and leg openings are not so large that they pull up above the waistline of my child's pants.Cons:-Sleeve length: This is my only slight dislike about these onesies. The sleeves are a bit longer than Carter's onesies, so if I was layering the Disney onesies underneath a short sleeve t-shirt, or another short sleeve onesie (especially girls' clothes) on my child, the sleeves of the Disney onesie are often longer than the shirt/onesie that's over it. It just looks kind of tacky to have the white sleeves sticking out from the shirt on top of it.

I bought these a few months ago to make my baby's iron-on monthly decal shirts for pictures. (A word to the wise if any expectant parents reading this are looking to go this route: I wish I had gone with removable stickers instead of iron-on; it would have saved me quite a bit of money over the months. But I digress.) Several of the reviews touted the softness and cuddliness of these bodysuits so I was a little worried they wouldn't be compatible with the iron transfer paper. However, they were fine (and they are super soft.)The main selling point is the double row of snaps; perfect for my tall baby.I deducted a star for two minor reasons. First, there is a small green Disney tag on the outside torso area on one side. Not a huge deal, but it is noticable enough in my pictures. Second, these only go up to size 6-9 months. I might be able to eek out her 10, 11 and 12 month pictures with this size thanks to that second row of snaps, but it would be nice to have them a little bigger.

SOOO wish I had found these (and the other solid colored sets) sooner. I take a weekly photo of my daughter in a white onesie, and it is SO hard to fine decent onesies in plain colors! I had been buying the Gerber/Carter's ones, but they run SO small. These are much more true to size. She's in about the 50th percentile and is 7 months, and she still fits in the 6-9 month size of these on the first/smaller set of snaps. She grew out of her Gerber 6-9 month onesies about a month ago. These are also much thicker and nicer than the Gerber ones, which are very thin (meant to be underwear, I think). They wash well and I haven't noticed much shrinkage.I really wish they made these in larger sizes. And I will definitely be stocking up on the plain color sets of these for kid #2! It's IMPOSSIBLE to find cute, plain onesies in fun colors and these are an amazing find.

At three months old, my daughter had out grown her 0-3 and 3-6 month G-brand Onesies. I looked into buying larger sizes of the G-brand, but decided that it might be a better idea to look for different options, especially since my baby was growing so quickly. I tried the Disney Cuddly Bodysuits because they had the extra row of snaps; my thinking was that I could save some money by not having to purchase every larger sized Onesie. I am so glad that I purchased these bodysuits, we love them!!! The material is soft, and they hold up very well. After many washings they still look new. My daughter is 95th percentile height and weight and at 6 months is wearing 12 month clothing (in Carters). She still fits in the 6-9 month Disney Cuddly Bodysuits, and (on most days) still on the first row of snaps. I don't know what we'll do when she grows out of them...Disney, please make them in larger sizes!

These run a little larger than your standard Gerber onesies. They are made of a better-quality material and a material that holds up better in the washer and dryer. After three wash/dry cycles, my Gerber onesies were starting to show wear and a few even developed some holes near the seams. Not these.My baby seems more comfy in these too. I like that they have the double row of snaps so that if you have a longer baby (which I do) you can use the second row and not feel like you're squishing your baby into its clothing or stretching the clothing so tight just so you can snap. It's a pretty nifty feature and I really really like it.Also, the fabric used to make these is more opaque than your usual onesie and is on par with the specialty onesies you find in the stores or order online. I'm a fan.

These fit our daughter from the time she came home from the hospital until she outgrew them at about 3.5 months. She's pretty much right in the middle of the growth charts. I didn't end up using the longer snap size option because her arms outgrew the arm openings before her torso outgrew the length, but the longer option would definitely be useful for babies that are long and slim and did buy us an extra week or two in the outfits. The onesies wore great, didn't stretch out no matter how much she was getting lifted or held, and didn't stain. I used them with some iron on transfers to make custom decorated onesies they worked great for that. My husband and I were sad that we ended up with too many 3-6 month clothes and couldn't justify buying a new set to decorate.