1) I have seen these before and I would totally buy some for my little girl, but here are a few issues I have with them:

For little girls the sayings are usually too sassy, shallow or sexy. Such as: "Does this diaper make my butt look big?" or "Drama queen". That is not clever to me or cute. I have even seen one that said "My milkshake brings all the boys to the play-yard" NOT COOL. I do not want my baby girl expressing an attitude or sexuality.

The onesies are usually way to EXPENSIVE. I realize that it costs to make them, ship them and you need to make a profit. But charging someone $25 for a clever onesie is too much. I can buy a pack at wal-mart and print something clever off my computer and iron it on.

But I am a huge fan of clever and geeky sayings on kid's clothes and if you find the right balance, I may just be your first customer. I would also recommend that you make them in multiple colors, I am one to buy the same shirt in more than one color.

Sorry for rambling on, I think it is a good idea and I hope some of this helped. K8Day   Sunday, November 8, 2009

2) I'm with K8Day - Galvin and Gwendolyn both had one that said, "Got Milk?" which was pretty cute, but that's as far as it went. Good luck in your venture! Angi   Sunday, November 8, 2009

3) Ethan had this shirt for a while

http://www.daveheinzel.com/dailyphoto/?id=257

that's as clever as we got. Oh, and one that said something like, "if it's too loud, you're too old."

We're past onesies, though... Courtney Heinzel   Sunday, November 8, 2009

4) HA! Courtney that shirt is great.
I like K8's geek shirt idea too.
I bought one for a friend that said, "Party at my crib at 3am" Spike   Sunday, November 8, 2009

5) Our first ideas are: "Legalize It" "My Dad Likes Dudes" "My Mom Likes Chicks"

Is "I'm Sofa King Cute" stepping over the line? fritz   Sunday, November 8, 2009

6) Those are funny, but I think a very small, specific audience would actually buy them. I agree with the others on geeky/more universal things. I have no suggestions though. Erica   Sunday, November 8, 2009

7) You have to do Sofa King. Jonny C   Sunday, November 8, 2009

8) My sister-in-law reminded me of one her youngest had that read: "Hung like a five year old" that was classic. And he was...which made it even more funny for our family. Angi   Sunday, November 8, 2009

9) I tend to stay away from any baby clothes that have one liners. I have a couple from Baby Gap, but they have small cursive writing that are sweet (I am what the buzz is all about with a bee & Udderly Adorable with a cow) Just me though, It would have to be really good before I would buy one.

But lots of folks dig the onesies with text on them. Moore Crazies   Monday, November 9, 2009

10) I think cost is key. Babies grow so quickly and I doubt the average parent would want to spend $25 on one t-shirt that snaps in the crotch.. I agree that sexy is not something with a great appeal but thats personal and you never know what is going to catch on. dannie   Monday, November 9, 2009

11) I agree with Erica about some of those being small audience specific, though they are clever. I like the Sofa King, but she would not really be able to wear it around most people I know. You could start with those, but throw in some geeky ones like "No, my dad will not fix your computer!" K8Day   Thursday, November 12, 2009

12) haha I like that one! Erica   Friday, November 13, 2009