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2-Pack Long Sleeve Bodysuits In Trendy Colors With Train Details

Handsome and stylish bodysuits look great with his favorite pants and jeans! Both feature train appliques, long sleeves with built in scratch mitts, snap crotch closures and one snap closure on left shoulder. Solid blue is styled with contrasting light blue trim on collar and a patchwork train applique in front with brown button wheels. Blue stripe print features a small tan train applique in front with "handsome" and "little boy" labels. 100% Cotton. Machine Wash. Imported.

Item: 5086/P
Availability: 2 In Stock
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Preemie Pants Sets : 2-Pack Blue Train Bodysuit (#5086)
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Luxurious Organic Conditioner/ Detangler Tames Hair and Leaves Light Vanilla-Tangerine Scent

Organic Conditioner/ Detangler (8 oz.) - Vanilla Tangerine Scent The luxurious moisturizers (olive oil and shea butter) with gentle conditioners (safflower oil) leave your baby's hair soft and manageable. After shampoo, apply conditioner to hair. Leave on for 1 to 2 minutes. Rinse thoroughly. Contains: Organic Aloe, Organic Comfrey, Organic Calendula and Organic Chamomile


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