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BabyLegs Newborn Lil' Leg Warmers Review

Adorable and functional organic leggings that make diaper changes a breeze
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BabyLegs Newborn Lil' Leg Warmers Review (BabyLegs 'Lil Organic Newborn Legwearmers)
BabyLegs 'Lil Organic Newborn Legwearmers
Credit: BabyLegs
Price:  $12 List
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Manufacturer:   Baby Legs
Juliet Spurrier, MD
By Juliet Spurrier, MD ⋅ Mom-in-Chief  ⋅  December 1, 2015

Our Analysis

At 8.3" long, these super cute newborn leggings are a great size for early infancy up to about 15 pounds, with larger sizing available for older babies. They are made of machine-washable 87% SKAL certified organic cotton, 7% nylon, 6% poly with Oeko-Tek 100 certified dyes. In lieu of pants when lounging at home, there is elastic to keep the leggings up on wriggly babies, and diaper changes become really easy. Once the baby begins crawling, they're great for protecting the baby's knees. Available in an assortment of lively colors and designs, these baby leggings are as fashionable as they are versatile and fit to accompany newborn gowns, cloth diapers, onesies, dresses, shorts, and skirts. If the baby has an older sibling, buy a matching set for instant bonding and adorable photos.
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BabyLegs 'Lil Organic Newborn Legwearmers
Credit: BabyLegs

Likes


  • Makes diaper changes easy
  • Adorable
  • Elastic works well at keeping leggings on

Dislikes


  • Need to size up at 15 pounds, around 4-6 months


Meet Your Guide

Juliet Spurrier, MD
Juliet Spurrier, MD
Mom-in-Chief
Dr. Juliet Baciocco Spurrier is a board-certified pediatrician, Fellow of the American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP), mother of two, and founder of the Baby section of GearLab. Juliet earned her Bachelor of Arts degrees in Anthropology and Italian Literature from the University of California at Berkeley and her Medical degree from Georgetown University School of Medicine in Washington DC. She completed her pediatric residency at the Doernbecher Children's Hospital at Oregon Health & Science University in Portland, OR, and subsequently practiced pediatrics in both the Pacific Northwest and... read more