Brooklyn Junior - Onesies for summer babies in any city

As the weather starts to really heat up, I'm inclined to just leave my youngest daughter in a onesie and call it a day. But the bright, adorable hot weather onesies from Brooklyn Junior have a little something extra that doesn't make it …

Brooklyn Junior - Onesies for summer babies in any city
As the weather starts to really heat up, I'm inclined to just leave my youngest daughter in a onesie and call it a day. But the bright, adorable hot weather onesies from Brooklyn Junior have a little something extra that doesn't make it seem like I'm just too lazy to get her dressed.

Made from 100% soft pima cotton, these cute one-pieces have a pleated bodice and a ruffle leg detail that make them a little fancier and way more stylish than your average baby snapsuit. And with the snap shoulders, you don't have to deal with pulling it over their sweaty little head -- quite a bonus if your babe is like mine and really hates getting dressed at all. -Kristen

Visit Brooklyn Junior for cool baby clothes and kids' t-shirts.

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