With four little girls in dance, of course we've done the legwarmer thing. With the arrival of our fifth child - a boy! - we had so much fun with the flames and funky patterns when he was smaller. When Jack turned 10 months he was diagnosed with infantile scoliosis. He had a seventy degree curve in his spine and has been through so much already in the last 3 months. When he's chilly in a hospital gown, BabyLegs are there - not interfering with the monitors or access to his spine. When he was in his brace, BabyLegs were there - keeping his knees protected and his legs warm when pants didn't fit and elastic-waists fell down. Now he is in a plaster/fiberglass body cast for the next year and I cannot tell you how much easier these have made dressing him. As you can imagine, with the bulk of a body cast, not much fits. He went from wearing an 18-24 months to a 3T literally in a matter of hours. However, his arms and legs are still that 18-24 month size. Tee shirts are a staple, but he swims...