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How old are you and do you own a onesie?

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  • I'm 37 and I love mine. I would never go outside in it and my kids thought it was hilarious when they first saw me in it but it's so lovely and warm. I wear a vest top underneath, stops you freezing to death when you need the toilet and I'm also a 16-18.
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  • I assume you are all referring to those weird baby romper things? If so, not in a million years! If I want to regress to being a toddler again then I'll buy a pacifier and go on Jerry Springer. At least then I might earn some money. The world is turning into a strange strange place!

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  • No - 36.

    My 3 year old has one, but only because she needed it for children in need!
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  • Sagz_2
    Sagz_2 Posts: 6,251 Forumite
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    How old are you and do you own a onesie?

    49 & 10/12ths, and proud to say NO!
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  • paulineb_2
    paulineb_2 Posts: 6,489 Forumite
    Its not much different to pyjamas tbh.

    I always said never, but I love mine, warm and cozy, I live on my own so who cares if I look daft? Not me.

    And will keep the heating bills down, very mse.
  • Not yet 50 (hah to the tickboxes) but generously proportioned. My husband's fleece PJs cover me completely & I can get to the loo.
    My son wears a boiler suit as an escape to real dressing, but his plumbing is more cooperative...
    If I see one in serious fleece I may be tempted, but at present am feverish & thus unreliable!
  • tattycath
    tattycath Posts: 7,175 Forumite
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    Never had one. Would never wear one...until I read this thread. Now I may be tempted-but only in the privacy of my own home.
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  • 39 got one and I love it, son has a couple as well so we match :)

    I love it, it is so warm and cosy. I can't see the problem if you want to wear one in your own home, going outside wearing one, now would be another matter :eek:

    I did however refuse to buy one with a tail! however much ds tried to persuade me to get that style lol
  • Al1x
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    I haven't got one yet, although I did wear my mums spare one the other evening! Our family wear them instead of dressing gowns, with pj's underneath, so no freezing when going to the loo. Also I wouldn't want to sleep in one of the fleecy ones as I'd get far too hot.

    I really don't get people who go out in them though, I saw a few people shopping at Lakeside wearing them haha
  • dragonb4
    dragonb4 Posts: 26 Forumite
    im 51 and brought mine to wear for children in need day down at my local gym..
    it did surprise me that i love it, its so cosy and warm, wish i brought it sooner
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