[MoonPie]

Reading the thread about the zipper wondersuit ad got me thinking. When DD was in onsies and wondersuits, it didn't feel right to do them up without a singlet or shorter onsie underneath.

Is that my own weird thing or pretty normal?








(And yes, this is me trying to finish uni work.)

[*LucyE*]

Depending on the weather, I would put a singlet underneath. It helped cover the belly from the gape-y poppers but that could just be my chubby babies

[Leee]

I always put a singlet under

[fancie]

I always put a singlet on DD under a wondersuit. My thinking was, if it is cool enough for a wondersuit, it was cool enough for a singlet too.

[HollyOllyOxenfre...]

Depends on the weather. At the moment we only put DS into wondersuits for bed, and he has a sleeveless sleeping bag over that, so he'd generally be too warm with a singlet as well. In winter when he was wearing wondersuits a lot he always had a singlet on underneath

[Phascogale]

Always had a singlet underneath. It just does not feel right when babies don't have a singlet, especially when wearing a jumpsuit. I still feel the same way when I change a baby in a jumpsuit without a singlet.

Babies are supposed to have an extra layer to us so if we have a t-shirt they need singlet and t-shirt.

I wear a singlet now as I really feel the cold even though they weather is quite nice - heading towards the mid 20's.

[MrsLexiK]

Any baby I have changed has had a singlet. I wear a singlet under everything still .........,...... I still manage to zip either myself, my singlet or another part of my clothes into my zip

[LookMumNoHands]

Depending on the weather, I would put a singlet underneath. It helped cover the belly from the gape-y poppers but that could just be my chubby babies

Yep, this for us too .

[lsolaBella]

Short sleeve body suit under our wonder suits.

[Chedasha]

I found singlets rode up and were useless. I changed to the short sleeved body suits worked much better.

This post has been edited by Chedasha: 09/11/2012, 04:40 PM