Hatching Pterodactyl Infant Costume

 Green Machine If your little one loves animals - and especially reptiles - this costume will delight him so much he might never want to take it off. Hatching Turtle Costume for Toddler Pull up the attached hood to reveal sewn-on turtle features! Now, your still-adorable but much-bigger sweetheart prefers careening around the house making fire engine noises to babbling quietly in a bouncy chair. The foam and fiber-filled shell bottom accessory fits over the jumpsuit like a pair of briefs and secures with a hook and loop fastener.

Its long legs and sleeves are super soft to the touch and feel like wearing a comfortable pair of pajamas.Those days are long gone.

They must have been so confused.perhaps it's a species of wingless bird? It's so peculiar! But wait, it has a really hard circle on its back that it can yeet its arms and legs into when stressed or scared or in need of some alone time in front of their TV. It has smooth green skin and likes the water - maybe it's a new kind of frog? Snap fasteners at the crotch and inseam allows for easy diaper access and the footies keep your baby's feet toasty warm..

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.The outfit's attached hood features a soft-sculpted dino beak and crest as well as facial details. A pterodactyl's mommy had to keep a much closer eye on the kind of baby that could fly away and try to play a joke on an Allosaur. The outfit includes a one-piece jumpsuit made of deep green polyester velour with a light green oval inset on the tummy.

. Tiny TroubleIt's a fact of life that toddlers can get up to a lot of mischief in just a little bit of time! Imagine what could happen if your toddler had wings, scales, and fangs? The foam-backed body shell accessory fits over the costume like a pair of briefs, and the shell-shaped foam headpiece slips on over the hood's crest..

   It's designed to look like a pterodactyl's body, complete with a light-colored underbelly, arms that feature fabric "wings", and a hood with a soft-sculped beak and crest. Sure, you're expecting a baby, but it could end up being a three-toed sloth, a red panda, or even a prehistoric dinosaur.

. Your budding serpent enthusiast will be delighted to dress as one of his or her favorite animals!  The attached hood has stiffened, beige-lined threat flaps sewn to each side. It also wouldn't say no to going trick-or-treating! Product DetailsYour toddler will be hissing with delight when he or she wears this adorable Hatching Cobra Snake Costume for Toddlers! It's too cute and funny to be anything but capture your heart. You won't be scared of this one! Hatching Cobra Snake Toddler Costume The foam-backed shell accessory slides up the legs and fits over the romper's bottom half like a pair of briefs, thanks to the slit in the back for the tail, and can be attached to the suit.

Good thing that never seems to happen, though. Product DetailsYour little monster will be the cutest critter in the Jurassic Era when you snuggle them into this Hatching Pterodactyl Costume for Infants! The exclusive jumpsuit-style outfit is made of deliciously soft polyester velour in shades of green and cream. Fortunately for you, human babies tend not to take to the skies within hours after birth.

.You were expecting a baby bird, but it looks like you've got a slithery cutie on your hands instead. It also wouldn't say no to going trick-or-treating! Product DetailsYour toddler will be hissing with delight when he or she wears this adorable Hatching Cobra Snake Costume for Toddlers! It's too cute and funny to be anything but capture your heart. Your budding serpent enthusiast will be delighted to dress as one of his or her favorite animals!  The attached hood has stiffened, beige-lined threat flaps sewn to each side.