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summer pjs for infants Emerson and Friends Desert Friends Western Bamboo Baby Pajamas

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summer pjs for infants Emerson and Friends Desert Friends Western Bamboo Baby PajamasThe softest bamboo baby pajamas in our Desert Friends pattern! This wildlife themed print is perfect for fall and winter. Check out more with this print for the cutest sibling match! SWEET DREAMS: Made from high quality bamboo, our baby pajamas are the recipe for a perfect night's sleep. Our bamboo pajamas start with our signature buttery soft bamboo spandex blend that has the perfect amount of stretch for the most comfort. FEATURES: Our two way

 

The softest bamboo baby pajamas in our Desert Friends pattern! This wildlife themed print is perfect for fall and winter. Check out more with this print for the cutest sibling match!

  • SWEET DREAMS: Made from high quality bamboo, our baby pajamas are the recipe for a perfect night's sleep. Our bamboo pajamas start with our signature buttery soft bamboo/spandex blend that has the perfect amount of stretch for the most comfort.
  • FEATURES: Our two-way zipper design makes late night changes a breeze. Our pajamas include many comfort features, such as fold-over sleeves to keep baby from scratching, convertible feet for crawlers and walkers, and printed neck label and neckline zipper protection.
  • BUTTERY SOFT BAMBOO: Our bamboo fabric is exceptionally cozy and soft to the touch with the perfect amount of stretch so your little one can wear each size a little longer and move easily. Bamboo is moisture wicking, temperature regulating, and light and breathable, making it perfect for sensitive skin.
  • UNIQUE PRINTS: Each piece features an in-house designed stylish print. Our artist designed prints in a variety of trending colors and graphics are what make our garments unique. You won't find our exclusive prints anywhere else!
  • MOM TESTED: Our luxury fabrics stand up to many washes and are loved by our mamas. Don't take it from us, try it and you'll want to put your little one in it every night!


Color/Print: Desert Friends (Desert Animals)
Fabric: 95% Viscose from Bamboo / 5% Lycra
Sizing: 0-3M, 3-6M, 6-12M, 12-18M, 18-24M
Fit: Stretchy / Snug
Wash: Machine wash cold / Tumble dry low
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