Heather Columbia Lake Convertible Unisex Onesie Review

I'm a little confused by other reviews - has anyone tried this on an older child? The buttons don't close at all. My son is almost a year old and the snowsuit fits him, but when he puts it on it can completely crawl out from under his feet. He doesn't have the ability to walk with him for children to walk with him (the legs should be like sleeves so the feet can stick out while walking). I tried to grab him both ways and it didn't matter, he could spin either way. When he slept outside…

Our little girl loves to ride on his golf cart with her father when he tours our territory. She especially LOVES colder days because she stays warm and cozy in her convertible Columbia jumpsuit. This style is actually a very warm jacket that has been transformed with t-shirts. Some people describe it as a sleeping bag with legs! We love that we can wear her when she wears this and don't have to worry about her little tummy hanging on her outfit and getting cold. The best news is that it comes…

As a regular Columbia fan, this jumpsuit did not disappoint. Personally, I have at least three or four Columbia jackets and they are all value for money. This jumpsuit is no exception. Incredibly soft and comfortable and will certainly provide baby with a very warm and cozy place to rest. What makes this model unique is that it can be worn as a sleeping bag or the legs can be clipped on individually to create more customized legs that mimic a jumpsuit. In any case, the baby stays safely inside…

It's very comfortable and I like that the pants/bottoms are versatile. The blue color is perfect for a boy, but I would totally use it as a unisex color for kids of different genders. cold winter days with snow. I feel good about it knowing that the child is wrapped up as best as possible during these harsh cold days. wrapped or separately for beginner hikers for a little outdoor snowball fight. The pants option is also very useful if you still buckle between your legs in your stroller. The…

This is a great baby snowsuit. The top half of the interior, including the hood, is lined with soft sherpa. Lower half lined with nylon fabric. All outer fabrics are water-repellent. I particularly like the child's chin guard over the zipper to prevent the zipper from digging into baby's tender skin. It's awesome! The whole costume is like a down jacket. The manufacturer calls it "Thermarator Insulation", I call it soft and warm. I've never seen an either/or option in a snowsuit and it's so…