Babysoy ECO Long Sleeve Kimono Bundler Gown

We were given our BabySoy by chance, and it is easier and quicker than any of the sleep sacks we have. Wouldn't bother with anything else, particularly anything that you have to stretch over a baby's head or butt to get it on. We now have 7 in rotation.

This is really a very nice sleeper for my grandson, but it is a bit small and short. As he is less then 2 months old and it does not look like he will be wearing them much longer . On the positive side, and there are many positives, these are great garments for getting babies in and out quickly, snaps all the way down - which can really help when you are trying to put something on the squirmy baby while the toddler is running loose. . And the material is SO soft and comforting. I am now searching for 6-9 month for him.

We used this for our newborn until about a month and a half when it got too small. We have a big baby though, almost 9 lbs at birth. I would say it's a little short, but again maybe that was just our baby, 21 inches long. I didn't mind how short it was because we used it as pajamas and then swaddled him, and it was summer, so I wasn't concerned about keeping him extra toasty warm. It was perfect though for middle of the night diaper changes! You didn't have to worry at all about snaps or zippers, which is necessary for those sleep deprived nights.

Love babysoy products. With the birth of my son I knew I wanted another kimono bundler for him at night. Wonderful part about finding this product is that it not only fit the requirement for having snaps all the way down the front so no trying to fight it over his head but it is also soft. This has held up great. Only reason for 4 vice 5 stars is that it appears a little short once you start going to the top of the age range for the product but the sleeves were still long.

This bundler is ok - there is nothing special about it. It's pretty thin, so it will not provide much warmth. The quality is alright. I only got it because it gives me the option to cover my LO's hands so he doesn't scratch himself. However, because my LO is an active sleeper, he keeps on pulling the bundler up, and it ends up bundled around his waist, which is a bit uncomfortable. I also have the "Baby Soy Illustrated Organic Onepiece" - and it feels much thicker and softer than the bundler. If you like their newer soy footies, you will be disappointed by the quality of the bundler, as it is nothing like the newer soy footies. I ended up cutting half of the bundler off and making a shirt out of it.

We just love these for the baby to sleep in! It’s easy to put and and do the night time diaper change! The 3-6 month fits great, my baby is wearing 6month cloths so I was worried he’d grow out of it fast but he’ll be in it for a while.

It saddens me to have to give 2 stars to this bundler because I LOVE the fabric and the idea behind it; however, the execution of the product leaves much to be desired. The fabric is soft, it's SUPER cute on the baby, the colors are lovely and vivid, and I like the side snaps of the bundler which make it convenient and nice for when baby still has umbilical stump, but the side snaps are part of the problem because they are spaced too far apart. I purchased the canteloupe one with aqua piping, the eggplant bundler, and, my personal favorite, the one with the deer print. Unfortunately, my baby only wore each of these a couple of times before I gave up and decided to sell on ebay. The neck is WAY big compared to the length of the gown, so while the 0-3 was too big everywhere else and her chest was bare, her little newborn feet were poking out. Not cool (or, better yet, TOO cool for her toes! At that point, she couldn't keep socks on her feet either). FYI: she was only 19 inches long when I tried the 0-3 Babysoy bundler and a few weeks old. Once she got a bit bigger (about 1 1/2 to 2 months), I put her in the 3-6 which was perfect in length while being huge everywhere else, but I could handle the bagginess as long as I could roll up the sleeves and know that she would only wear it at night under her muslin swaddle blanket (I have to roll up the sleeves on the Under the Nile gowns as well). Sadly, even while swaddled she was able to poke her leg between the snaps because they are spaced so far apart.If you are willing to spend a little extra dough (okay, a good bit of extra dough), try the Under the Nile convertible gowns. They are FANTASTIC. The organic cotton does start to pill and gets a little rough compared to the silkiness of the Babysoy gowns (although I didn't bother using the Babysoy gowns long enough to see if they would pill eventually), but the convertible snaps that make the gown into a romper are SO worth it (you forgot about that doctor's appt and realize baby is in a gown but needs to get into the car seat? Yep, I had those moments. Who wants to awaken a drowsy, content baby before putting her in the car seat because you have to change her into something more suitable for a car seat strap between the legs?? Convertible gowns ROCK, I tell you!), and they are long enough to cover baby's feet and toes. Actually, even the super inexpensive Carter's converter gowns that come in the "take me home" sets work better than these Babysoy bundlers, although they are snugger in width and not as cute, in my opinion.

Super soft, high quality gown; the only thing that makes me a little nervous is the top button attaches to the inside of the gown using a piece of fabric similar in size to a ribbon- I'm not sure how it would happen but I worry about this as a choking hazard. I will only use this gown as long as my baby isn't strong enough to open the buttons by himself.