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Made to Be Seen GCMNAD Infant Bodysuit

Made to Be Seen GCMNAD Infant Bodysuit

$22.00Price

Soft, light, and intentionally simple — this infant bodysuit carries a gentle message with bold clarity. The front reads “Made to be SEEN.” in confident, modern lettering; the back lists encouraging affirmations in bright, kid-friendly colors. It feels like a quiet hug: breathable cotton against newborn skin, ribbed binding for easy movement, and a tear-away label to keep things smooth. The snap closure and side seams make dressing fast and keep the shape through washes. Dress a little one in something that speaks kindly and loudly about who they are — while staying comfortable through naps, playtime, and family photos. Product features - 100% combed ringspun cotton for solid colors; light 4.5 oz fabric for breathability - Ribbed knit binding at neck and sleeves for stretch and easy movement - Matching plastic snaps at the crotch for quick changes - Side seams for structure and better fit retention - 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

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