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KicKee
KicKee Welcome Home zipper footie
A Strawberry Rainbows footie with a zipper guard named in the title.
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View this option on Amazon| Brand | KicKee |
|---|---|
| Listed wearer | Baby |
| Garment format | one piece |
| Listing details | footed, zipper |
| Exact listing options | 1 |
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What makes this design worth a look?
The Welcome Home footie names a zipper guard, giving you a useful detail to compare with KicKee’s Baby to Kid line. Strawberry Rainbows is shown in 3–6 months. The advertised anti-slip feet are not a guarantee against slipping.
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KicKee Welcome Home Zipper Footie – Viscose from Bamboo Baby Pajamas – One-Piece Sleepwear with Anti-Slip Feet & Zip Guard (Strawberry Rainbows - 3-6 Months)As an Amazon Associate I earn from qualifying purchases. Purchases take place on Amazon.
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