- Carrier Cover
- Headpiece
| Size | Measurement | Standard | Metric |
|---|---|---|---|
| Standard | One Size | One size fits most | One size fits most |
- 100% polyester velour fabric and fiberfill stuffing
- Fiberfill stuffed cover panel has elastic and hook and loop fastener straps that attach through leg openings of child carrier (carrier is not included)
- Ham shaped cover panel has appliqued felt strips
- Foam-backed velour headpiece has hook and loop fastener on chin strap
- Top of headpiece has 2 fiberfill stuffed “fried eggs” with green yolks
- Officially licensed
- Exclusively made by us
Picky, Picky
Babies can be very high-maintenance when it comes to their preferences. Yesterday, the new puffed rice cereal you bought were the most delicious treat they’ve ever tasted, and today they won’t touch it. They do not like them in a house. They do not like them with a mouse. They will not eat them here or there, and they especially will not eat them anywhere. But no matter how picky your child is regarding snacks, we doubt that they’ll ever be picky about using this cute carrier cover!
Product Details
Everyone will be saying, “Say! I like green eggs and ham!” when they see your child in this exclusive, officially licensed Green Eggs & Ham Baby Carrier Cover Costume! Made of spring green polyester velour, the cover panel is shaped and decorated with appliqed felt to look like a large ham. It’s gently stuffed with fiberfill to give it a plump appearance. Attached fastener straps allow you to secure the cover through your carrier’s leg openings. The included velour headpiece is topped with two fiberfill-stuffed “eggs” with green yolks!
Marvelous Menu
We can’t blame Sam-I-Am’s cranky friend for being a little wary around green eggs and ham. It seems like an odd color for such a delicious combination – at least until you see it in real life. This carrier not only provides a fun nod to a favorite picture book, its cheerful, bright hues may make you easier to spot in a crowd. Maybe that’s why Sam-I-Am’s snack was bright green in the first place? Who knows?
