Review on 👗 Girls' Denim Sleeveless Top and Patterned Short Romper by Limited Too by Roy Boone

My 10 year old daughter is loving overalls this year and her favorite color is coral. When we saw this one I bought it because the brand is usual reliable and the price was really good.It came out of the box very wrinkled so I washed it gently to smooth it out which caused most of the silver threads to come out and is now all over the jumpsuit.It's also very itchy but she liked it so much that she still wanted to wear it to school.However, the main problem was not the quality, but the design of the overalls.The top and bottom are connected, which makes the overalls one-piece (like all at the waist, in shape of a soccer ball cut out to reveal the lower back and the top half is buttoned up of them and I buttoned them up to her yesterday when she went to school j. I didn't think of anything (except the recalcitrant ones n silver threads and the general itching) as she got on the bus and went to school. When I met her at the bus stop later that day, she was walking quite oddly and seemed in a hurry to get inside. It turns out that this thing absolutely CANNOT be removed by the person wearing it due to the way it attaches at the back. Should I have thought about that as I (as I often do) buttoned it up to school that morning? Yes of course. But is it normal for a 10-year-old girl's clothes to be cut in such a way that the child cannot urinate unaided? but when we tried it in the bathroom a few minutes later, I saw that it was impossible to do it without pissing all over her clothes. While my 12-year-old son doesn't even like wearing lace-up shoes (prefers velcro), my daughter is great with complicated clothes. However, this takes on the fact that yesterday at school she literally couldn't even go to the bathroom without asking her teacher or friends for help, which she doesn't seem interested in doing. I rarely write negative reviews but I hope it means no other kid is going through this. What a mess.