Kaycey Special Needs Adaptive Clothing For Children, Short Sleeve Short Leg Zip Back Jumpsuit

These are incredibly NECESSARY for improved living! I have purchased 6, of these outfits and I plan on buying more. These are easy to put on. Zipper in the back and buttons ( we don’t use the buttons) but it’s nice it’s an option. These are big and roomy! The zipper is great! I did notice there is a small hole near the zipper on two of the older ones we purchased but they haven’t grown in size. The material is stretchy and breathable. The style looks like a regular outfit for a kid just a one piece, you can put shorts on over or even a shirt. Quality is top notch. I recommend buying these without hesitation. My little guy is 63lbs and 3 feet tall and we get him a 9-10 size. Extra room for late night wiggles, and day time giggles.

These are awesome for my disabled adult son. Keeps him from taking his pull up off and making a mess. The material is nice and soft, and they stretch. I'm glad somebody thought of this. Also shipping is much faster than the expected arrival date, mine came in almost a week earlier.Would be nice if they have Sleeveless for very hot weather, but these will work just fine. I will be buying more of these, and i highly recommend this product, for parents/guardians with special needs kids.

These pajama's (which is what I use them for) are wonderful, and my kid loves them. Be advised that they can be ripped apart if your child is strong enough, but will stand up for a fairly good time before becoming shreds. They are softer and far more comfortable than the other options that are more "tear resistant" so it is a choice to make before purchase. They do NOT rip easily and will stand up for quite a while if your child, like mine, is determined to get them off by the "rip it up" method. There are good color options (wish they had a bright yellow - or as it is said around here "lellow") and the sizes are fairly straightforward. I do recommend them, but again state that they can, and possibly will, eventually be ripped as they are cotton and comfy.

I absolutely love these for my level 3 autistic nonverbal son! Now he won’t be able to strip naked all the time and take his diaper off!🫶🏻

The material is nice. Not stiff or scratchy. I bought the size 13-14 for my 11 year old, who is 5' 3" and average build. This size is roomy enough for him to be able to wear for awhile. The cut is a little strange and very wide in the hip area. My son doesn't like the feel of the zipper on his back so he fidgets with it a lot. The seams are thick and not very "adaptive clothing" like. The pricing is outrageous. It's just sad that we can't get adaptive clothing at more reasonable prices...

This has been great for my autistic son whom refuses to wear clothes. He can't get them off or wiggle out. It's also lightweight & comfy!

Ordered through the website directly the first time, got the clothes. They worked perfectly. In my opinion, these should be $10/piece as they're the most basic fabric available and nowhere near durable. BUT - with the back zipper, they do keep my autistic son in his clothes at all times. The second time I ordered the website, I ordered almost $300 worth of clothing - but they were never delivered to my house. I emailed their support team several times - no response. I emailed DHL (who "delivered") - and they blamed it on the seller saying they'd have to make it right. I forwarded that response - still nothing. I still needed more clothes for my son, so I thought - amazon always delivers to my house, I'll try there. Says it was delivered on the 15th, but it's not here or at any of my neighbors houses. I've emailed again - no response. In other words - go buy your adaptive clothing from Kohls or JC Penny's. They have the same things with much cuter patterns, their customer service responds, and it costs a fraction of the price.

We’ve been buying these for our daughter for a few years now. We’ve been pretty loyal customers. The reason we need them is because our daughter has a rare genetic disorder that causes extreme tantrums daily, violence and self harm to name a few. One important issue is that she completely undresses during these tantrums. The onesies act as an under layer which prevents her from disrobing completely thus maintaining her modesty in public and at home and at school. Unfortunately we’ve spent hundreds of dollars buying these particular onesies. The jersey is good quality enough and they seem comfortable enough. This is a fine product. But. Once she has ripped it even a little she is able to use her strength to completely rip the onesies to shreds. The onesies have to be replaced often for broken zippers as well. Why keep buying them? If the zippers are too breakable and the jersey is too thin? It’s because we basically have few other choices in the matter. We keep buying them and they get ruined instantly by my daughter and eventually every single one gets a broken zipper anyway