Bongo's Whimsical Wishlist

 Whimsical Wishes

Note: Bongo wears close to a Newborn or NB size in baby clothing, which means he is also usually a bit too big for bear clothing. 

 

Clothing 

 

 

A cute little knitted, cream colored jacket for chilly days.


A super adroable pair of Carhartt overalls.

A super sweet little collared white onesie.

I love the Beatrix Potter-esque rabbits.

Really cool little lightning bolt pajamas with lime green trim.

I feel like a little blue bubble romper would be so cute on Bongo. 


All of my littles need some Halloween stuff. Even Bongo.

I like to buy band shirts for all of my littles cuz I will often snuggle them while listening to rock music.

Little brown cargo shorts that can go with anything and the pineapple print is a really cute summer theme.

Honey bee print pajamas for a cute grizzly bear cub? Yes.





 

 

 

Accessories

I would not use the hat on Bongo but the bib would be a beautifully gothic touch without having to use the color black.


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