Adaptive Clothing for Kids Special Needs Autism Sensory Jumpsuit Anti-Strip Romper with Back Zipper Sizes 3-16 Years
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Size: 7-8 Years
Color: Green
Department : girls
Date First Available : June 26, 2024
Manufacturer : EEOST
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Customer Reviews: 4.0 4.0 out of 5 stars (198)
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Size: 7-8 Years
Color: Black
Pick up 10 of these if your kid is severely autistic like mine. They wear and tear like other clothing if they're worn every day but right now I have 6 that I cycle out and picking up more. They clean well but dark colors work better for my super active lil dude. Highly recommend!
Reviewed in the United States on October 11, 2025 by Brian
Size: 7-8 Years
Color: Green
Update: I’ve purchased 3 and my family has purchased several more! We love these (mom of 3 autistic children- approved!) My son is 5 but hitting a growth spurt, this size is perfect for him! The fabric is incredible and QUALITY! The flap over the zipper and button add not only protection against removal (in the taking clothes off constantly -phase) but lap comfort so that he won’t feel the zipper at all! Functionality at its best! Totally worth it! I bought two, and I’m buying 4 more!!
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Reviewed in the United States on February 23, 2025 by Kirsten Kirsten
Size: 11-12 Years
Color: Green
These are absolutely terrible for children who need adaptive jammies. We usually use Little Keeper Sleepers because we've never had a poop party with them, but another special needs parent recommended these and I thought I'd try them. I first noticed that the material is substantially thinner than LKS, but thought these would be good on a warm night. The zipper doesn't go all the way down to the foot so it took some work to get our son into these. I did like the closure and my son seemed cozy so we tucked him in last night and went about our evening. This morning before I even opened his door I was hit by the smell of poop. When I opened the door, my son was complete naked and there was poop everywhere. These are so cheap that was able to rip the butt out of these jammies and it was all downhill from there. It's not worth the difference in price and shipping savings to purchase these. Unless you enjoy scrubbing poop off of your child's entire body, out of a safety bed, off of the walls, and out of the carpet, I suggest looking elsewhere for adaptive pajamas.
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Reviewed in the United States on October 26, 2025 by Leah Scott Leah Scott
Size: 3-4 Yeras Old
Color: Green
The product fit and it was basically good. My only problem is my autistic grandchild was somehow able to pull her diaper down and off through one of the legs without unbuttoning it and without unzipping the onesie. So as you can imagine we were still cleaning up poop. But she couldn't get out the outfit though, so that part work. Going to have to figure out another way to keep her from being able to get out of her diaper and smearing poop all over the place Functionality: it did what it said it was supposed to do. She could not get out of it.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 8, 2025 by Frances Whitley
Size: 13-14 Years
Color: Grey
This has a tighter fit then others we have tried. That worked better for our child. It lasted for about a month. The material is too thin and tore too easily.
Reviewed in the United States on August 27, 2025 by Joshua Bohon Joshua Bohon
Size: 9-10 Yeras Old
Color: Green
The idea is nice but to stretchy for my escape artist. Also zipper broke after first wash. Update: Seller offered a refund which is rare when it comes to unsatisfactory products. Will definitely use this company for special needs purchases when product is improved.
Reviewed in the United States on April 2, 2025 by amber
Size: 5-6 Yeras Old
Color: Green
Terrible product. My autistic 5-year-old was easily able to rip these off of himself.
Reviewed in the United States on December 9, 2025 by John Bauman John Bauman
Size: 5-6 Yeras Old
Color: Navy
So, I just received this yesterday. It didn't even last the day. Less than 15 hours. I got this because my son is severely autistic and has pica. I got this because it says that it will keep the child from getting out of it..... my four year old is either super strong or this does not work the way its advertised. My son was able to get out of it. It may work better for kids who are less severe?
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Reviewed in the United States on October 31, 2025 by Tori