We'll have the sushi: onesies with wow factor

We'll have the sushi: onesies with wow factor

Let's face it. Once our kids hit the age of 2 or 3, our days of choosing adorable outfits for them are pretty much over. So squeeze in all that clothing cuteness while you still can. We loved the Artoo onesies and buntings from The Wishing Elephant on Etsy, so it's no surprise that we've fallen for their other cute baby clothes too. Sushi, anyone?

 

Yup, we've decided we love pretty much everything in the shop at The Wishing Elephant. Onesies are made of 100% cotton and embellished by hand with 100% eco-felt. They're available for ages newborn through 24 months. We're crazy over how versatile they are--whether you like low-stress Halloween costumes, are raising a high-drama sushi princess, or just like to have a few unique pieces in your baby's everyday wardrobe.

Plus, they have special sets for twins!

Although the care instructions suggest handwashing and hanging to dry, the shop owner mentions that she can sew them down with extra care if you're going to stick 'em in the clothes washer anyway. Because, hey, spit-up happens, even when you're a toddling piece of sashimi.-Delilah

Find tons of cute baby and toddler onesies at The Wishing Elephant on Etsy.

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