Introduce someone special in your life to BabyLegs with this thoughtful Gift Set. It is perfect for baby showers, toddler birthdays, and beyond the cradle or stroller. The set includes three pairs of BabyLegs, with fun stylish detailing in an adorable gift box that's sure to put you first on the thank-you list.
While they make a great gift, you may just want to buy them for your own sweet baby's legs. You can mix them up, or wear them separately, to feel like you are on a permanent vacation. These little "legwarmers" are a timeless, yet trendy fun non-quite pants / not-quite socks idea. The organic cotton BabyLegs are 87% cotton, 12% nylon, and 1% spandex. Hand wash, lay flat to dry.
Adults and kids love their BabyLegs. These leg warmers for baby are tremendously useful because baby won't grow out of them for years, unlike most other baby clothes are outgrown within months (or even weeks). Long legged babies may not fit pants that all seem to be made for little butterballs, but BabyLegs spans the gap. When a baby sits in a baby carrier on your back, their pants hike-up, leaving their ankles cold. BabyLegs are a great way to keep your baby covered and avoid that ride-up. BabyLegs can also be pulled down over her feet when you can't seem to keep a pair of socks on those little toes. Also, when it is diaper duty time, your baby's legs stay warm because you don't have to take the BabyLegs off. Also, BabyLegs mesmerize young ones. The patterns are interesting and when you pair them with fun shoes or leave them barefoot, they are simply adorable.
Stay-home mom, Nicole Donnelly, began designing BabyLegs to keep her sweet little girl's legs warm, but still allow her "naked time". As it turns out, these leg warmers are great for crawling all over the place, too. Nicole started selling home-made BabyLegs out of Sara's diaper bag every where they went, the coffee shop, swim class, moms' groups. Nicole sold over 100 pairs in the first 2 weeks. BabyLegs was officially born in April 2005. BabyLegs are sold in more than 15 countries.
