Bikini Onesie: Too Cute or Too Far?

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Inappropriate, many parents say. Disgusting, some claim. 

Adorable, others maintain. Cute and funny, too, they say.

Like anything related to parenting, there is no universal opinion about the bikini onesie, a piece of baby apparel that's become popular of late.

Onesies such as “What happens at Grandma’s stays at Grandma’s” and “No dating allowed” are a dime a dozen ... but a two-piece for a girl?

Bikini Onesie

It's far from rare to see the infant-sized cotton bodysuits labeled with clever sayings, jokes, references and other innuendos, but this one is causing a stir.

If you're looking for a baby shower gift, you can go really, really wrong with this sort of thing ... or you can be a huge hit! High risk, high reward stuff.

What do you think? Too far to imply that your eight-month-old is a sex object, or simply a fun change from typical boring babywear? Vote in our poll:

What's your take on the bikini onesie?

 

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    mm1mm

    this is really true... ::::::::::::L A Z Y C A S H 23 . C () M::::::::::::

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    rubykay

    Only the very trashy sort of person would put this on their baby. Does anyone remember when some baby bottles were shaped like Coke, Pepsi, etc. soda bottles? When you actually did see a baby with a bottle like that the parents were always the trashy, sleazy looking kind of person. That is the same kind of person that would buy this onesie.

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    Ryanne

    The true issue here is that people immediately associate a woman in a swimsuit with sex. A woman, no matter how unclothed, is not a sex object. This is a funny joke. Get over yourselves. A FEMALE BODY IS NOT MERELY A SEXUAL OBJECT. It can be, but is not constantly.

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    Moonlit

    That is wrong :/ @Alyssa, so well said!

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    Zach

    Who cares? She's gonna have to grow up and wear one anyways if she wants to be socially accepted. Might as well start young, that's the kind of world it is today.