Review on 👸 Authentic Toddler Disguise Disney Frozen Costume Delights All Princesses by Scott Ramu

I bought this Olaf costume for my 14 month old baby. Based on the previous reviews I went for a size 2T. My child is somewhere in the 60-70. percentile. I have divided my review into 3 parts as the suit consisted of 3 separate parts. The body (the middle part of Olaf) is great. It's very thick and helps keep baby warm (especially if you're like me and live in a cool New England area). Size 2T fits perfectly. He is unable to absorb the shift below him. However, it is also not loose enough for my child to trip over while walking. This part really helped give it that "bulky" snowman look. It's incredibly well made and definitely seemed to be of a higher quality than some of the traditional Halloween costumes. The material was very thin and could not keep the baby warm. The legs were so incredibly long that I simply had to cut them off to make them work. The arms fit well but I don't think we really need them for it to work. Instead, we just wore a white shirt and pants and no bodysuit. We had the most problems with our heads. However, a few fixes and it worked. The first problem was that the head is attached to the body with velcro. My child could easily grab and tear off the hat. So before the trick or treat I bought some buttons and sewed them onto my head and body to hold them together. It worked perfectly and she couldn't pull it off. The next problem was her head slipping into her eyes. I think the hat will fit a real 2 year old but not a 14 month old. Again, this was a fairly simple solution. I gathered some fabric at the back of the head and sewed it all together to make the character's eyes and nose a bit higher on the head. It worked well. I had some extra work on my head but it was just as good as the body so it was worth it. Overall I was very happy with this suit. After fixing some of the issues my baby looked great and we got lots of compliments. I would recommend buying a size or two larger, but be prepared to make your own adjustments.