No more Droopy Drawers!

If you have ever dressed a baby, you have struggled with the age old problem of droopy drawers. You know what I am talking about. One minute they are crawling along looking merry and cute in their special little suit. And the next - they are flashing you a big 'ol diaper moon. So despite your displeasure with the tucked-in look, you stock up on onesies. That hides the diaper, but does nothing for the drawers. Eventually you resign yourself to a pantless toddler, throwing fashion to the wind and scrubbing knees on an hourly basis. Well suffer no more! Here is a product worthy of three cheers.

Tinybigs by poptrunk baby keeps those pants up and does it with style, no less!

This product falls into the "Oh that's so brilliant, why didn't I think of that!?" category for me. (I'll have to come up with an acronym for that). Instead of messing with annoying suspender straps or uncomfortable belts that bind, Tiny bigs relies on a single clipped on strap, much like what you would attach a pacifier with. Except there is a magic magnet in this tiny strap. You clip the strap to the pants and extend it upwards, on the inside of their shirt. Then you simply attach it to the shirt with a little magnetic applique on the outside. If my description is not painting a great visual picture - see the directions here.

Here's what I love about this whole plan.
1. It's easy, seconds to apply on a wriggly toddler.
2. It has a low impact, fashion wise. You don't have to commit to dressing your child like Mork, from Mork and Mindy.
3. They don't even know it's there. In my own experience, a baby wearing a belt is a little like a dog in an elizbethan collar. Sad, uncomfortable, and determined to get it off! So the less they know about what's keeping their pants on, the better.
4. The designs, while small enough to be discreet, are very cute. You can surely find something to coordinate with your baby's outfits. Choose from trucks, tattoos, butterflies, cherries and more.

MWS readers get a 10% discount when you enter the code momstyle.