Now, I have nothing at all against plumbers, I think they are great in fact, but I don’t want my baby sporting the infamous plumbers crack with every bend and turn. Hiking up those trousers all day long can be tiring for you and wearing for baby. What a discovery to find Tiny Bigs! Tiny Bigs offers the coolest alternative to belts and suspenders that will truly keep those waistbands at their waist. Designer and Mom Keri Schroeder wanted to create a product that would not only be safe and easy to use, but would be too precious to resist. “Tinybigs are like little baby tattoos, capturing a playful attitude that is quite facetious on a small child.” - she says.

Tiny Bigs offers two different products, the infant creeper with a built-in adjustable suspender strap, and the Tiny Bigs accessory which is a tiny magnetic clasp that easily attaches to both baby’s shirt and drawers to keep them in their place. Here’s how it works: a - pull pants up to where you’d like, clip bottom clasp to waistband b - extend under shirt, let shirt fall naturally c - attach applique to outside of shirt, clasping it to the magnet beneath - it’s that simple!

Noah had the chance to test out the Tiny Bigs creeper with a Rock Star applique, and the Tiny Bigs pulled through even on his most rough and tumble day. I loved the look of the trendy tattoo like emblem and the onesie was top quality and super soft. His Rock Star Tiny Bigs tee is now a new favorite in his wardrobe and we’ll be adding to it shortly. We also tested the Tiny Bigs signature accessory and I must tell you how impressed I was with it. The backing of it was soft, and they thought of every detail in making it not only trendy and attractive but easy for parents, comfy for kids, and strong enough to hold. I want to give Tiny Bigs to every plumber baby I know!! - Daria

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