who uses babylegs ?

We use them under trousers in the sling for extra warmth, and around the house for nappy off time, and when he's just go an AI2 or a Itti on...

we love them use them in caravan with just nappy and great for promoting cloth we also used them under shorties for bed last night and will be using them under longies and trousers for extra warmth too

Gracie wears them with skirties. I need some more though, the ones I have leave marks at the top of her legs, although she isn't bothered so they aren't hurting her. I got them off ebay, they aren't a brand name but i got 3 pairs really cheap. x

Gracie wears them with skirties. I need some more though, the ones I have leave marks at the top of her legs, although she isn't bothered so they aren't hurting her. I got them off ebay, they aren't a brand name but i got 3 pairs really cheap. x

I found huggalugs to be the best at not leaving marks but are pricey especially their organic ones but they are soo soft and deals do come up on them quite often. We get loads of use with ours like others have said they are great as tights but eaiser for nappy changes, under trousers etc.

Does anyone here know if you can get bumble bee striped ones and anywhere that's got them on offer??

Does anyone here know if you can get bumble bee striped ones and anywhere that's got them on offer??

Crawler covers has some. They're on special offer atm too so you can get 4 pairs for $27 posted which works out at around £16.

we LOVE them, they're so super cute, but yes i agree, the baby legs leave marks, i must get some others.

We use itti's a lot atm, and i find they look FAB with them, esp if you colour co-ordinate!!!! But moving into winter logies will be our choice of wear, and possibly when it gets super cold, baby legs underneath!

Does anyone here know if you can get bumble bee striped ones and anywhere that's got them on offer??

Crawler covers has some. They're on special offer atm too so you can get 4 pairs for $27 posted which works out at around £16.

Thanks

I can see a mahoosive order going their way very soon

We use them all the time in the cooler weather.

Nell has a few pairs of Huggalugs, a couple of Babylegs abd a few pairs I made from some of my old knee-high socks too - they're not too hard to make at all (esp if you have a sewing machine).

I'm always on the look-out for some super cheap long socks to make more - I picked up a couple of pairs from TKMaxx recently for £2.50 - bargain (I just need to get around to making them now )