I had no idea until I had baby #3

Never really needed this. Cool to know though.

Who knew? I had no idea. What a lifesaver and game changer this could have been!!

I’ve never heard that before, but I actually never liked those type of shoulders on my babies clothes. My babies were all a bit narrow in the shoulders and would manage to either partly wriggle out of their clothes while sleeping or have a shoulder out when playing. I preferred ones that had pop clips at the neck instead.

I always bought onesies that had a flap at the bottom and they always used to have press studs on the shoulders in case it wasn’t safe to pull it over their head.

I knew about this and it’s come in handy a couple times! Maybe it should be taught in anti natal classes haha

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  • • mom93821 replied
    • 12 Feb 2019 , 5:09 am

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  Lol! Maybe it should be a part of the program!

I’m still not sure I get it! I remember some clothing with these sleeves but there was always a flap at the bottom for changing a nappy, wasn’t there? You just didn’t need to pull it over their heads to deal with the mess … and when did it ever get THAT messy anyway – nappies yes but not on the onesie? (ohhhh no, I must be getting old and forgetting the horror of it all!!!)

I knew this but I don’t always do it as sometimes they are Abit tight on the shoulders for me to do this for my son

I thought nearly everyone knew this. Save washing and is so handy for changing baby.

I can’t believe people didn’t know this! I thought t was obvious

Unfortunately I learned this after a couple of poonamis but definitely saved me lots of times.

Yep! Avoided any messes – phew!

Wow well you learn something everyday…

Yes, very handy for when you have poo stained clothing and you don’t want to have it in hair and face. But for all other moments I used to do it over the head, as it stretches the neck from the onesie really out and misshapes it.

I always thought this was common knowledge. It’s such a genius thing all Mums should know

I’ve always done this with these types of onesies for both of my kids. I purposely look for this design just for this reason. You never know when a poonami can occur. Haha

I have never pulled a onesie over a baby’s head and I don’t anybody who has.

well they always say “you learn something new every day” – I did not know this!

I didn’t know this either! How could I not have realisied!!

yeah for all those poonamies although they never seem to happen in convenient clothing!