To beat the summer heat, like lots of parents I like going with a simple and light wardrobe for our new bundle. I am currently on the hunt for some awesome onesies to showcase my baby girl’s sweetness.
Yes, baby boys are sweet too. They all don’t have to be FUTURE SPACE NINJA SUMO WRESTLING GALACTIC LORDS.
So I love the new gender-neutral baby onesie collection from Susie Ghahremani of CMP fave indie shop Boygirlparty. Your little boy or girl can wear these gender-neutral, extremely charming, very cute onesies all summer long and still lounge in comfort and style.
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On the sweeter side is the darling organic little nature lover bird onesie in colors perfect for boys or girls.
I also have my eye on the owl galaxy onesie which is a cool STEM allusion, for the future astronomers out there. Or just star-gazers. And I just love the hand drawn style of artist Susie Ghahremani on these.
The cat series of baby onesies is probably the most whimsical, and makes me smile every time I see it. I am not even a cat person, but even I can’t resist this cat stack onesie.
And can we ever resist a onesie that encourages an early love of reading? Check out the bookworm in training onesie. Or bookbear? That’s a new thing!
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Not only are these all so darn cute and uniquely original but we think it’s always swell to be able to support small business for a baby gifting. Especially Susie’s business. Can you tell we like her just a little?
Visit the cool new gender-neutral baby onesie collection at the Boygirlparty shop including these designs and lot more. And hey look! A discount code! Enter CMPSUMMER2015 at checkout for 15% off any order through July 30.
I love these, especially the kitty onesie. I tried dressing my first baby in gender neutral clothing periodically, but it backfired. People kept commenting “what an adorable little boy you have!” I got tired of saying she’s actually a girl and starting dressing her in pink more often.