Burts Bees Baby baby-boys Sleep and Play Pajamas, 100% Organic Cotton One-piece Romper Jumpsuit Zip Front Pjs

Really comfy feeling and good quality!

If I was to have to come up with a dislike it would be that the non slip bottoms aren’t very sticky

We love these pjs! I love the elastic ankles so the feet don’t come loose. And they are made of certified organic cotton! The wrists can be a little tight so it can be difficult to get baby’s hands through. But once on it’s not a problem.

The item was worn and washed. No tags, zipper already wavy from shrunken material around it.

I have been purchasing Burt’s Bees pjs ever since my daughter was a newborn. I loved how they ran a little big so that she had room to grow. My daughter is now 5 months and she was born very long baby with chunky legs. Out of the 15+ pjs I have bought through Burt’s bees these are different and tight all over. I didn’t see anything that made me think it was different from what I have been receiving in past. Needs to say “ snug fit” to let people know.

I really wanted to love this pj however its ultra snug my otherwise small skinny baby is unable to fit into it....

MY daughter plays hard and ripped it easily at the toe.

Pretty colors, awesome quality..

Although I loved the quality of material, the one I recieved had holes in the stitching around the wrists so I did a return exchange. The one they replaced it with is thin and low quality, almost as if its a knockoff! Im really upset about this and feel like Ive been duped! I never leave reviews this just really got under skin.

The fabric on this product is thin and poorly made. Within weeks of entering this product into my daughters rotation of 6 pajamas we saw holes in all 3 of the Burts Bees pajamas that we purchased. I only wash her clothes in the Perm Press cycle with Dreft detergent and we have never seen holes form in any of her other clothes. Before the holes even formed though, I was slightly skeptical because the fabric was so thin I was worried that they would not be warm enough for the winter especially because my daughter moves a lot in her sleep and has a tendency to get out from under the covers.