 Football Baby Bunting Costume
If you want your baby boy to be a football star then start him young in the Football Baby
Bunting Costume...it even has his number on the front. This is a cute baby bunting costume for boys but there's
nothing to stop you putting a little girl in one too. The outfit is a great fit when you take him to football
matches or even as a fun Halloween costume.
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This baby bunting costume features two very important elements of the game. The ball
and the gear that the footballer wears. The bottom half of the costume is a representation of the ball. The top
half is the gear the footballer wears.
The costume itself is a form of bunting or soft fabric that is designed to keep your baby warm. The material is
the man made fabric known as fleece on the inside. This keeps warm in the costume but also allows the skin to
breath so that your baby doesn't get sweaty and stuffy.
It is quite a large costume on a baby of around 5 months old, especially around the bottom part. This allows the
baby to move his/her legs freely without feeling constrained. This is good for a baby that is getting more
inquisitive and mobile whilst also keeping him/her warm.
The top half of the costume looks like a football top. The number on the top represents the baby's age. There is
also a hood that can be worn up or down depending on how your baby feels. The hood is a representation of a
football helmet.
The costume is fine for babies between a few months old and on to 6 months of age.
It's sure to go down well at a dress up event like Halloween. Dress your little boy in this outfit for the party or
when doing the rounds on trick or treat. Another alternative for wearing this baby bunting costume is at your
local school or college football game. Your average footballer supporter won't be able to resist the cute costume
and you are sure to get plenty of compliments.
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