Boys Kozie Medical and G-Tube One-piece Bodysuit - The Charlie

The CHARLIE is Kozie’s baby, toddler, and little boy medically adaptive one-piece carefully designed to adapt with many medical treatments. Designed to provide safe, adorable, and comfortable dressing.  This adorable Sensory soft one-piece body suit offers all front snap closure and snap closure at both shoulders and crotch.The overlaying belt/band covers the belly for added support and protection from little grabbing hands. Safe, easy no overhead dressing required.  Our specialized one-piece body suit was designed with the assistance of Pediatric Nurses, Special Needs Parents, and Sensory Therapists and includes easy access for the following medical treatments:

1. Enternal Feeding / Gastrostomy Tube Feeding (G - Tube)
2. Tracheostomies
3. Ports and Catheters

 

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Fabric / Material: 100% Cotton

 

Made in USA

 

Washing instructions: Machine wash in cold with like colors, Tumble dry low, only non-chlorine bleach

Enternal Feeding / Gastrostomy Tube Feeding (G - Tube)

 

To support children with certain medical conditions who cannot eat enough food by mouth, to enhance children’s nutrition, and to aid the metabolic demands of the stress of illness such as:

• Congenital heart defects as with ventricular or a trial septal defects or severe Malformations such as; tetralogy or Fallot, Hypoplastic left heart syndrome
• Congenital Anomalies of the upper Gastrointestinal Tract such; as Esophageal Atresia, Tracheoesophageal Fistula, Esophageal Duplications, Developmental Obstructive Defects of the stomach such as hypertrophic pyloric stenosis, Gastric atresia, congenital gastricobstruction, and Duodenal Obstruction/atresia, etc.
• Metabolic disorders such as; Adrenal Hypoplasia, Argininosuccinate lyase deficiency, Argininosuccinic Aciduria, etc.
• Neurological Impairment as with Massive Brain Damage. For example Infantile Cerebral Palsy, Anoxia Brain Injury, Brain Tumors, Cerebral Atrophy, Cerebellar Hypoplasia, Cerebral Cavernous Malformation and Head Trauma, etc.
• Genetic syndromes/Chromosomal syndromes causing feeding/eating disorders such as; Alagille Syndrome, Alexander’s Disease,Alfi’s Syndrome, Allan Herdon Dudley Syndrome, Angelman Syndrome, Antley-bixler Syndrome, Barth Syndrome, Bartter Syndrom, Beckwith-Wiedemann Syndrome, Bohring, Costello Syndrome, Silver-Russel Syndrome, Franceschetti syndrome, Noonan-syndrome, Corneila deLage Syndrome etc. Syndrome related malformations such as heart defect in Down syndrome, choanal atresia in CHARGE-syndrome and many more
• Psychosomatic/psychiatric eating disorders such as infantile anorexia
• Children who suffer from cancer may need ENS during chemotherapy to help prevent them from losing weight.
• Children suffering from renal insufficiency or renal diseases often lack appetite
• Prematurity
• Absent Swallow Reflex, Achalasia, Aspiration
• Craniofacial such as Cervical Lymphangioma, Cleft pallet, etc.
• Some children with Autism

 

To relieve an obstruction to breathing.  This may be found in the following conditions and more:

• Tracheal/Bronchial Malasia
• Polyps and weak muscles in the trachea
• Inability to clear mucus for the lungs and airway
• Premature births
• Severe breathing conditions
• Tumors such as cystic hygroma
• Severe infection such as epiglottitis or croup
• Subglottic stenosis
• Tracheomalacia
• Vocal cord paralysis
• Laryngeal spasms or injury
• Congenital abnormalities of the airway
• Obstruction of airway
• Treacher Collins
• Pierre Robin Syndromes
• Severe neck or mouth injuries
• Airway burns
• Obstructive sleep apnea
• Bronchopulmonary Dysplasia
• Chronic pulmonary disease
• Chest wall injury
• Diaphragmdys function
• Paralyzingor weakening chest muscles and diaphragm
• Aspiration
• Fracture of cervical vertebrae
• Spinal cord injury
• Long-termun consciousness or coma
• Centralapnea
• Congenital Central Hypoventilation
• Facial surgery
• Facial burns
• Anaphylaxis

Porta a Catheter, or Port a Cath are often necessary for IV medicines, fluids, taking blood samples,and other IV treatment requirements.  A few conditions may require a port or Cath such as:

• Cancer treatments, Chemotherapy
• Cystic Fibrosis
• Diabetes Mellitus
• Pancreatic Insufficiency
• Chronic Illnesses
• Etc.

Age Group	Size	Height	Weight	Chest	Waist
Infant	3 Month	21 - 24 in	8 – 12 lb	15 – 16.5 in	16 - 17 in
Infant	6 Month	26 in	12 – 16 lb	17.5 in	17.5 in
Infant	9 Month	28 in	16 – 18 lb	18.5 in	18.5 in
Infant	12 Month	30 in	18 – 21 lb	19 in	19 in
Infant	18 Month	32 in	21 – 26 lb	19.5 in	20 in

 

Age Group	Size	Height	Weight	Chest	Waist
Toddler	2T	33 - 36 in	27-32 lb	20 in	20.5 in
Toddler	3T	36 - 39 in	33 - 36 lb	21 in	21 in
Toddler	4T	39 - 42 in	36 - 40 lb	22 in	21.5 in
Toddler	5T	42 - 45 in	40 - 44 lb	23 in	22.5 in

 

Age Group	Size	Height	Weight	Chest	Waist
Kids	6	45 - 48 in	44 - 52 lb	24 in	23 in
Kids	7	48 - 51 in	52 - 62 lb	25.5 in	23.5 in
Kids	8	51 - 54 in	62 - 74 lb	26.5 in	24.5 in
Kids	10	54 - 58 in	74 - 86 lb	27.5 in	25.5 in
Kids	12	58 - 60 in	86 - 98 lb	28.5 in	26.5 in
Kids	14	60 - 62 in	98 - 110 lb	30.5 in	28 in
Kids	16	62 - 65 in	110 - 120 lb	32 in	29.5 in
Kids	18	65.5 in	120 - 125 lb	33.5 in	31 in