A Cuddly Winter Snowsuit with Bunny Ears - My Daughter Loves It, But It's Not Perfect

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I recently picked up the Baby Go winter onesie in a lovely soft pink color for my little one, and I have to say, it's a real head-turner. The hood is big and deep, covering my baby's head even with a bulky hat on. This is a great feature, especially for cold winter days. The material inside is super soft and feels like plush - it's a lot warmer and not too hot. But, as much as I love the onesie, it's not perfect. For one, the zippers can be a bit finicky, and I've had to wrestle them a few times to get them to zip up. The onesie can run a bit small, so be sure to check the size chart before ordering. I've also noticed that the onesie doesn't have any reflective material, which can be a bummer for parents who want to make sure their baby is visible in low light. And, while the onesie is easy to put on and take off, it doesn't have any pockets, which can be a pain when you're trying to stash a few essentials like a pacifier or a set of keys. The onesie can be a bit hot for warmer winter days, so be sure to dress your baby in layers. Lastly, the onesie doesn't have any adjustable cuffs, which can make it harder to get a good fit. Overall, it's a great value for money, and my daughter loves it, but it's not perfect.

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I recently picked up the Baby Go winter onesie in a lovely soft pink color for my little one, and I have to say, it's a real head-turner.

<\/a> <\/div><\/div>Here's how the onesie looks on the street. My daughter loves the cute rabbit appliqué and adorable earflaps on the hood - they make the onesie super cute and genuinely girly.

<\/a> <\/div><\/div>The hood is big and deep, covering my baby's head even with a bulky hat on. This is a great feature, especially for cold winter days.

<\/a> <\/div><\/div>Inside, the material is super soft and feels like plush. It's a lot warmer and not too hot. The synthetic composition of the hood lining is 75% cotton and 25% polyester.

<\/a> <\/div><\/div>The hood trim and earflaps are made from the same plush material, which is a nice touch. The hood also has a zipper closure at the neckline, but I didn't need to use it as the hood fits snugly without it.

<\/a> <\/div><\/div>Also, the white plush material on the cuff and leg hem is a nice addition. It looks pretty, but the white color is super prone to stains. The photo shows the onesie before washing, to give you an idea of how the material gets dirty and needs washing.

The handles and legs can be opened and closed, which is way more convenient for a three-month-old baby. Inside, there's a lining made of soft and breathable material. The composition is 100% cotton.

The same lining is inside the sleeves. My baby doesn't sweat, and the lining hasn't yellowed or become stiff after washing.

The onesie has a comfortable design, with zippers on both sides. This makes it super easy to put my baby in and out of the onesie.

All zippers work smoothly, don't jam, and haven't broken from frequent use.

The back of the onesie is a solid color, with a dense, smooth material on top. The top material composition is 100% nylon with a polyurethane coating.

This material has a downside - it's slippery. So, when my baby is in my hands, I'm extra careful, and even take off my gloves to hold them better.

In general, the material doesn't rustle or stiffen in the cold. And thanks to its density, the onesie is durable and windproof.

After months of frequent use, I'm happy to report that our Baby Go snowsuit has held up incredibly well. There are no scratches, cuts, or wear and tear on the fabric. The insulation hasn't lost its shape, and the lining hasn't developed any wrinkles or become stiff. I wouldn't say that the snowsuit is extremely thick and warm. We layer a lightweight wool snowsuit and some thermal underwear under it, but even with that, our child's hands and feet can still get cold at -10°C with a 30-minute walk in the stroller.

Here's a better idea of the snowsuit's thickness.

The insulation is a mix of 50% polyester, 35% down, and 15% feathers.

In terms of weight, the snowsuit isn't heavy at all. We had a thick and heavy winter snowsuit made of sheepskin, but this Baby Go snowsuit in pink is much more comfortable for our child.

The care instructions and washing mode are indicated on the sewn-in label.

We have the snowsuit in size 62. We started wearing it from around 1.5-2 months, and at that point, the snowsuit was a bit too big for our child.

By around 3 months, our child had grown and put on some weight, and the snowsuit fit perfectly. We were wearing a lightweight wool snowsuit underneath.

Overall, I'm satisfied with the Baby Go snowsuit with the bunny design, despite its flaws.

If you're looking for a similar snowsuit, I'd recommend checking out our review of another Baby Go snowsuit that our son wore.

Lightweight Baby Go Snowsuit with Ears and Mice

If you're interested in other winter clothing options, I'd suggest checking out our reviews of the Teplaya Manishka, the Teplaya Ushanka Hat, and the Demar Boots.

The Teplaya Manishka for Little Kids

The Teplaya Ushanka Hat

Demar Boots Pros and Cons

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Is the onesie warm enough for cold winter days?

Yes, the onesie is warm enough for cold winter days. The material inside is super soft and feels like plush, and the hood is big and deep, covering my baby's head even with a bulky hat on.

Is the onesie easy to put on and take off?

Yes, the onesie is easy to put on and take off. The onesie is designed with a simple snap closure, making it easy to get your baby in and out of the onesie.

Is the onesie a good value for money?

Yes, the onesie is a good value for money. The onesie is affordable and does the job, and the material inside is super soft and feels like plush.

Does the onesie have any reflective material?

No, the onesie does not have any reflective material. However, the onesie is still a great option for parents who want to keep their baby safe and visible in low light.

Does the onesie have any pockets?

No, the onesie does not have any pockets. However, the onesie is still a great option for parents who want a simple and easy-to-use snowsuit.

Is the onesie suitable for warmer winter days?

No, the onesie is not suitable for warmer winter days. The onesie can run a bit hot, so be sure to dress your baby in layers.

Does the onesie have adjustable cuffs?

No, the onesie does not have adjustable cuffs. However, the onesie still fits well and is comfortable for my baby.

Can I return the onesie if it doesn't fit?

Yes, you can return the onesie if it doesn't fit. The onesie comes with a 30-day return policy, so be sure to check the size chart before ordering and return the onesie if it doesn't fit.

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•The hood is a game changer for cold winter days - it's big and deep, covering my baby's head even with a bulky hat on.
•The material inside is super soft and feels like plush - it's a lot warmer and not too hot.
•The onesie is adorable, with cute rabbit appliqué and adorable earflaps on the hood.
•The onesie is easy to put on and take off, which is a huge plus when you're dealing with a wiggly baby.
•The onesie is a great value for money - it's affordable and does the job.
•The onesie is well-made, with secure stitching and a sturdy build quality.

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•The zippers can be a bit finicky, and I've had to wrestle them a few times to get them to zip up.
•The onesie can run a bit small, so be sure to check the size chart before ordering.
•The onesie doesn't have any reflective material, which is a bummer for parents who want to make sure their baby is visible in low light.
•The onesie doesn't have any pockets, which can be a pain when you're trying to stash a few essentials like a pacifier or a set of keys.
•The onesie can be a bit hot for warmer winter days, so be sure to dress your baby in layers.
•The onesie doesn't have any adjustable cuffs, which can make it harder to get a good fit.