Infant Bodysuit - "Hello Trouble" Name Tag Baby Onesie

Infant Bodysuit - "Hello Trouble" Name Tag Baby Onesie

White / 24M
$21.99

Infant Bodysuit - "Hello Trouble" Name Tag Baby Onesie

$21.99
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Soft and playful baby bodysuit with a cheeky, nostalgic name-tag graphic across the chest. Lightweight combed ringspun cotton feels gentle against delicate skin and moves with your little one thanks to ribbed knit binding and side seams that keep shape through washes and tumbles. Snap closures at the crotch make changes quick and hassle-free. The simple white canvas keeps the red-and-black label-style design the star of the outfit — a small statement that brings a smile during everyday moments at home, playdates, or casual family photos.

Product features
- 100% combed ringspun cotton for a smooth, soft touch (some heathers contain polyester)
- Lightweight fabric (4.5 oz/yd²) that breathes and layers easily
- Ribbed knit binding and side seams for comfort and durable shape
- Matching plastic snap crotch closure for easy diaper changes
- Tear-away label and REACH certified materials; made in India

Care instructions
- Machine wash: cold (max 30C or 90F)
- Non-chlorine: bleach as needed
- Tumble dry: low heat
- Do not dry clean
- Do not iron
Infant Bodysuit - "Hello Trouble" Name Tag Baby Onesie

Peek Inside

Preview the Set

A look inside both Ghost Books Press picture books included in the set.

The Witch of Haberfield Park

A few spreads from the strange little picture book about a witch, a town, and a lot of black cats.

Preview spread from The Witch of Haberfield Park

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The Boy Who Was Trouble

A few pages from the strange little picture book about a boy who may or may not be trouble.

Preview page from The Boy Who Was Trouble
Preview page from The Boy Who Was Trouble

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Raul Sauvé

Raul Sauvé is a Brooklyn-based author, illustrator, and founder of Ghost Books Press.

He creates funny, honest picture books about misjudged kids, misunderstood people, and the stories we get wrong.