Baby Girl 3-Piece Winter Pajama Set

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Baby Girl 3-Piece Winter Pajama Set (Fleece Lined)
Keep your little one cozy and adorable with this ultra-soft 3-piece winter pajama set. Designed with comfort in mind, the outfit features a warm quilted top with gentle fleece lining, floral footed pants, and a matching headband bow. The top is embroidered with the sweet phrase “Daddy’s Girl, Mommy’s World” and decorated with delicate floral details. Perfect for chilly nights, this set combines warmth, softness, and charming style — ideal for newborns and infants.

Includes:

Long-sleeve quilted top with embroidery

Floral footed pants with bow accents

Matching floral headband bow

Fabric: Soft fleece-lined cotton blend
Color: Cream and white with pastel floral print
Perfect for: Winter nights, cozy naps, or as a thoughtful baby shower gift

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Baby Girl 3-Piece Winter Pajama Set (Fleece Lined)
Wrap your little angel in warmth and sweetness with this charming 3-piece winter pajama set. The outfit includes a soft quilted long-sleeve top embroidered with “Daddy’s Little Blessing”, cozy floral footed pants, and a matching floral headband bow. Each piece is crafted with a gentle fleece lining to keep your baby snug and comfortable during chilly nights.

Details:

3-piece set: quilted top, floral pants, and matching headband

Embroidered text and delicate floral accents

Fleece-lined for extra warmth and comfort

Footed pants with cute bow details

Perfect for winter nights, baby photos, or gifting

Color: Soft blush pink with floral print
Fabric: Cozy cotton blend with fleece interior

Size	0 – 3, 3 – 6, 6 – 9

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