My niece is almost exactly 2 years older than my LO, and SIL very kindly loaned us tons of 12-24m play clothes. It's kind of crazy how many onesies are in this box. I hate wrangling LO into onesies now, and I'm for sure not going to try to put one on her when she's 2. Am I just unaware of some onesie rules?
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I do it. Until they use the potty, onesies are fair game.
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hehe i agree with until they need to be potty trained! it's so nice to have their tummies covered!
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My LO isn't hear yet, I think it would be nice to keep things tucked in, especially if you are layering. I think my sister still has me 2 yo nephew in some though she is phasing them out (as evidenced by the frequently untucked or half tucked tops
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LO is almost 20 months and she still wears onesies, more so has undershirts or as a layering piece.
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I've been gifted a couple of those... I don't know how much we'll use them though! I guess it's nbd if they aren't potty trained yet!
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My LO is 15 months and I plan to keep him in onsies until they no longer fit. He is currently in 18 to 24 month size. Normal shirts ride up, exposing his big belly.
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i thought it was weird when i saw 24m onesies too. interesting to know that people definitely use them! (i only have a 2 month old so what do i know?!)
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My LO (at 23 months) can still wear size 24 month pants, but he got too big for 24 month sized onesies when he was about 15 months, and started wearing that size when he was probably only a year or so old (apparently he has the world's longest torso), so just because it says 24 months doesn't mean you'll necessarily be putting a two year old into it.
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Well LO is 12 mos and still in onesies... I'm not sure when I'll stop! I like it cause it adds extra layering and his skin isn't exposed when I pick him up.
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I will probably use them a while. I like her belly to be covered, especially in the winter months.
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No but only because my 2 year old is potty trained.
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We stopped using them around a year or so. (Maybe eighteen months? I can't remember precisely.). Once Owen was walking more, I was ok with just using a t-shirt as an undershirt. Onesies were really handy to keep his belly covered while he was still being carried a lot.
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@pelikila: Ditto. We stopped using them at 18 months when DD potty trained.
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We used them as summer time pajamas!
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If you aren't potty training, it keeps them from accessing and taking off their diapers and painting things. We are potty trained so onsies don't work for us. He is 23 months old now.
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we used them as a layer until he was 2, but i stopped dressing charlie in onesies when he was maybe 1 1/2?
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DS wears one every day under his clothes. I feel like it's warmer for him and when we pick him up his tummy isn't exposed to the cold outside. We will likely stop the onesies late spring since it will be warm and he might be experimenting with the potty. He was 2 in February.
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Well, I guess there is a market for 18-24m onesies :). You learn something new every day!
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I stopped once they hit the 1T age, easier to check and change diapers on a mobile baby.
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I stopped at around 14 months, maybe 12. Too much hassle when they're so mobile.
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I will use them until LO is potty trained!
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I've used a onesie maybe one more recently and it was because it was a polo shirt onesie. I just wanted his shirt to stay tucked in for his outfit.
We just use little Hanes undershirts and tanks on him and have for some time.
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