Columbia Kids' Snuggly Bunny Down Bunting

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] It’s warm and cozy. My boy loves it. Fit perfectly for him

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Keeps my baby warm in very cold weather. We have gone on plenty of little hikes in below freezing weather, and his whole body, hands, and feet stay plenty warm.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Perfect! Warm and cozy, with the ability to fold over at hands and feet which is helpful because this is being worn by our very oversized 9 month old! Keeps him warm in chilly winter temps.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Well made, warm, cuffed hands & feet excellent feature, colored pattern is great!

My mom bought this for my son- its so great hopefully will be good for a minus 30 Canadian winter! I never found it big or large, my son is 11 months and wears 18-24 He is on the 70% percentile for weight and 90 height so we got the right size!!

Very happy with this bunting! I bought a size 12-18 months for my 11 month old and it fits perfect with room to grow. I was concerned it would be too big with all the comments I saw recommending to size down, but it fits great! I also love that it’s not too bulky. We tried on a few other snowsuits before finding this one and they were all so bulky and restricting. This one is thick enough for a Canadian winter, but has good movement and isn’t overly bulky. With it being down filled it will be excellent for those cold winter months. Fold overs for the hands and feet are also great.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This adorable hat is perfect for the cold, None of the baby's skin is exposed

Love the quality, well made, VERY warm, but like other Columbia baby buntings, they fit really large in the body and arms but the legs are always way too short to be worn in the folded mode. Seems fine when lying down but once babies bend their legs their toes scrunch at the bottom. The logistics of putting an infant in boots in Canadian winters don't make sense ;)