Tabeeze Bottom-Up Baby Bodysuit

Tabeeze Bottom-Up Baby Bodysuit was created by trained architect and mother, Carrie Shaltz Haslup. It was designed to improve comfort, adaptability and ease-of-use while dressing and changing a baby. The Bottom-Up Baby Bodysuit’s patented design eliminates the squeezing of babies' heads through collars and the twisting of their arms through sleeves. Tabeeze provides a calmer and gentler experience for both parents and babies while dressing and changing.



Tabeeze innovative features include Shoulder Flaps and Finger Tabs. Tabeeze Shoulder Flaps allow parents to dress babies feet-first, without disturbing infants’ fragile heads. This also enables quick and easy skin-to-skin contact by unsnapping the Shoulder Flaps to lower them during feeding and bonding. The feet-first design of the Bottom-Up Baby Bodysuit also means it can be removed from the top-down, making diaper blowout messes cleaner and more hygienic as messes are pulled down and away from baby's head instead of being drawn up over their face during diaper changes.



The ergonomic design of the Finger Tabs allows the bodysuit to be secured with one hand and without visual reference, making it especially helpful for weary late-night changes and for caregivers with dexterity limitations and/or disabilities. Tabeeze have been used by nurses and families in neonatal intensive care units caring for infants with disabilities and medical complexities, many of whom cannot wear traditional baby clothing due to their reliance on medical equipment.



Tabeeze are 100% GOTS Certified Organic and sport a sophisticated, playful, gender-neutral color palette. Tabeeze are designed in Los Angeles, CA.