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Sensory Issues? Check Out @SoftClothing #holidaygiftguide

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If you know of any kids with sensory issues, I would bet you are always on the lookout for companies that are geared more to that than others... I do not know of anyone that I buy for that has any sensory issues (that I know of) but several of my friends have kids or loved ones that do deal with this... Soft Clothing has grabbed my attention for a number of reasons... One, they pay attention to detail.  For those with sensory issues, the tag might be a problem... Maybe the screen printing of a shirt may cause an issues and I have heard from multiple people that seams are sometimes a big deal!  Well, that is not the case with items from Soft Clothing. First of all, no tags! They do a screen printing to eliminate that problem.  Second, they are totally honest!    FROM THEIR SITE: "  We incorporated the most common responses into our designs and production. This does not mean that Soft clothing will work for every child--it just means it's a few s...

Soft Clothing Review

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Broxton is always wanting to be just like his daddy... From the time he wakes up, until the time he goes to sleep, he is always impersonating him. For example, Marc drives a motorcycle... So, Broxton has to ride his "bike" (tricycle) all through the house.. That means he also has to put ear plugs and his daddys bike helmet on. When he sees daddy doesn't have his shirt on... He immediately has to take his shirt off as well! He loves his daddy, no denying that! So, when I saw that Soft Clothing had adorable, organic boxers ... I wanted to try them for Broxton! I also liked that they did not have a tag... For some reason, some shirts with tags have started bothering him now, so I was hopeful that we would get tag-less for him to have one less thing to worry about! I new he would love them, as he would be even more like his daddy... Once they arrived, he was so excited to put them on... We washed and then he picked out the blue to wear. Let me tell you the great thi...