Seems you don't have proper certification for this one piece garment....plus the use of the term "Onsie" is copy infringement as that name is trademarked by Gerber....those who live in glass houses should not throw stones. No one is going to take your uproar seriously if you can't follow ALL the rules, not just the ones you see fit to follow.

Seems you don't have proper certification for this one piece garment....plus the use of the term "Onsie" is copy infringement as that name is trademarked by Gerber....those who live in glass houses should not throw stones. No one is going to take your uproar seriously if you can't follow ALL the rules, not just the ones you see fit to follow.

Seems you don't have proper certification for this one piece garment....plus the use of the term "Onsie" is copy infringement as that name is trademarked by Gerber....those who live in glass houses should not throw stones. No one is going to take your uproar seriously if you can't follow ALL the rules, not just the ones you see fit to follow.

Seems you don't have proper certification for this one piece garment....plus the use of the term "Onsie" is copy infringement as that name is trademarked by Gerber....those who live in glass houses should not throw stones. No one is going to take your uproar seriously if you can't follow ALL the rules, not just the ones you see fit to follow.

This is a banned hazardous substance if you don't have a GCC. Where is it? This is a commodity and as such, I'm SURE you cannot prove those snap sets don't contain lead. This is against the law!

Yes, we all need a change. However, do you have a GCC (general conformity certificate) for your creeper? As on 2./10/09 (today), do you know if your creeper is lead-free? Have you tested it with an XRF gun? Although fabric is inherinently lead-free, problems occur w/ snaps. I surely hope this is a safe creeper. Otherwise it would CREEP me out.