Organic Q-Tee Snuggle, G-Tube and Medical Accessible Long Sleeve and Pants

For Preemie, Babies and Toddlers/Special Needs ClothingOur Organic

Q-Tee Snuggle is designed for babies, toddlers, and small children receiving G-tube/Enteral feeding, offering safe, non-stigmatizing access and everyday comfort. This sensory-soft one-piece features snap closures down the front, through the inseam, and along both legs, making dressing simple while allowing easy access for G-tubes, ports, trach care, medical exams, and cleanups.

Each piece includes a rotating heart appliqué in carefully selected prints. Because fabrics change, the pattern you receive may vary — making each one a little unique.

Made from soft combed organic cotton, the overlaying belly band adds support and protection from little grabbing hands.

Designed in collaboration with pediatric nurses, special needs parents, and sensory therapists, it blends thoughtful design with everyday practicality.

"So Comfy!", and includes easy access for the following medical treatments: 

• Enternal Feeding / Gastrostomy Tube Feeding (G - Tube)
• Tracheostomies

 

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

Size	Weight
Micro Preemie	0 - 3 pounds
Small Preemie	3 - 6 pounds
Small Infant	5 - 8 pounds
Newborn	8 - 12 pounds

 

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