Is it just me, or do these make the kids look like Oompa-Loompas???

lstaff wrote:Is it just me, or do these make the kids look like Oompa-Loompas???

I was thinking more of a genie, like Kazaam!

Anyways- Here was a previous wootoff woot

And a previous 24 hour sale from may.

lstaff wrote:Is it just me, or do these make the kids look like Oompa-Loompas???

Kinda remind me of MC Hammer pants, actually.

lstaff wrote:Is it just me, or do these make the kids look like Oompa-Loompas???

They look "pre-loaded" to me. But comfy--how big are these?

We have these (different pattern, same company and style.) They're HUGE. I bought my 19 mo old daughter one and it would seriously fit like a 5-6 year old.

They work great though! When I put her in bed with a blanket, she always ends up with the blanket pushed at the far end and her in the other end. This way, I know she's got a little blanket over her teeny toes when she sleeps.

The foot part though? They're kind of bulky so she can't really walk well in it. But I just take it off her when she gets up in the morning and stick socks on her tootsies.

Also, I'd much prefer the CHAIR. Does the chair come with the sleep sack? :D

My 26-month-old is tall for his age, and he fits in his SleepSack just right. He's been wearing them for about 6 months, and sizing has been acceptable the whole time. We have 2 fleece ones and one "basketball shorts" thin, perforated one.

I love not having to worry if he's kicked his blanket off in the night, and I'm glad they look kind of dorky, because it shames me into getting him dressed before midmorning.

This is a great deal, too, especially if your kid's into Disney characters.

whakamole wrote:Kinda remind me of MC Hammer pants, actually.

Why settle for just a picture?



Okay, not for humor--actual product video for their sleepsacks in general:


Review again of same product, different style, I think, with 2 differing opinions on the fabric:
http://www.toysrus.com/product/index.jsp?productId=3848086#showReviews

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"Exclusive inverted-zipper zips from top to bottom to make potty breaks simple—plus, zipper won’t catch on your child’s chin"

Doesn't an inverted-zipper zip from bottom to top?

MC Hammer Training Pants?

Both my kids used these and this is a GREAT deal on the sacks with the footie holes. They were difficult to find and about twice the price two years ago and everyone slept so well with them. If we still used them I'd snap them up in a heartbeat.

jandk113 wrote:"Exclusive inverted-zipper zips from top to bottom to make potty breaks simple—plus, zipper won’t catch on your child’s chin"

Doesn't an inverted-zipper zip from bottom to top?

Every pair of pants, jacket, oh and every dress I've zipped up for a girl has gone bottom to top. I am curious to where you buy your clothes from.

jandk113 wrote:"Exclusive inverted-zipper zips from top to bottom to make potty breaks simple—plus, zipper won’t catch on your child’s chin"

Doesn't an inverted-zipper zip from bottom to top?