Infant Onesies - Dr Seuss Collection

The Cat in the Hat is perhaps Dr Seuss's most famous book and certainly one of his daftest with the entertaining cat arriving and creating havoc, along with Thing 1 and Thing 2, for two children whilst their mother is out.

The Cat in the Hat also appears in a second book: The Cat in the Hat Comes Back.

The following Dr Seuss Infant Onesies are all based on characters from "The Cat in the Hat".

Whilst infant onesies are cute, it should be considered that in the first few weeks at home, the healing umbilical cord is sensitive and may be aggravated by wearing a onesie.

Try a soft kimono-like shirt for the first few weeks and then dress your baby in cute onesies after a few weeks have passed.

How The Grinch Stole Christmas has become one of Dr Seuss's most well-known books because of its Christmas message and because of the very successful movie, starring Jim Carrey, based on the book. How The Grinch Stole Christmas is a similar story of redemption as Dicken's Christmas Carol, but its rhyming text and amusing illustrations make it perfect for children.

The following Dr Seuss Infant Onesies are all based on the character, "The Grinch".

The Lorax is one those Dr Seuss books that carries an important message. The Lorax is, in effect, an environmental campaigner, someone who speaks for the trees and speaks out about consumerism and unsustainable practices as well as the effect these have on the creatures living amongst us. This is done, of course, with amusing rhymes, wonderful illustrations and a lot of fun.

The following Dr Seuss Infant Onesies are based on the book "The Lorax".

Green Eggs and Ham is one of Dr Seuss's most endearing and amusing books featuring a profferer of the unusual delight of Green Eggs and Ham and a nameless sceptic who is reluctant to try such debatable delicacies.

After much persuasion in many funny situations, the Green Eggs and Ham is eventually consumed.

The following Dr Seuss Infant Onesies are based upon scenes and characters from "Green Eggs and Ham".

Horton the Elephant is one of Dr Seuss's characters that appears in more than one book; Horton Hears a Who and Horton Hatches the Egg.

In Horton Hears a Who he takes responsibility for the protection of a society of microscopic people; the Whos, and in Horton Hatches the Egg he takes it upon himself to incubate an abandoned egg.

The following Dr Seuss Infant Onesies are all based on the character "Horton the Elephant".

Yertle The Turtle is perhaps Dr Seuss's most politically subversive book in which King Yertle zealously expands his empire by ordering his underlings to stack themselves on top of one another so that he can sit atop the pile and survey his kingdom. This is successful until one of the lowly turtles burps and the empire collapses.

The following Dr Seuss Infant Onesies are all based on the story, "Yertle The Turtle".

Oh The Places You'll Go was the last book published by Dr Seuss before his death. In typical Seuss fashion surreal illustrations are used to follow a boy through his travels which reveal the possibilities that are available in life. The them of this book has made it a popular gift for those who are graduating and moving on to pastures new.

The following Dr Seuss Infant Onesie is based on the book "Oh The Places You'll Go".

If I Ran The Circus is a fanciful tale of imagination where a small boy, named Mossis McGurk, allows his thoughts to run wild, inventing an amazingly spectacular circus featuring a multitude of acts all of which seem to involve the local shopkeeper, Mr Sneelock; this is Dr Seuss's crazy, Circus McGurkus.

The following Dr Seuss Infant Onesie is based on "If I Ran The Circus".

Hop On Pop is one of Dr Seuss's books aimed at the youngest readers, encouraging reading through repetition of simple rhyming words alongside amusing and mischievous illustrations.

As a youngster I can remember wanting to hop on pop after reading this much to my father's displeasure!

The following Dr Seuss Infant Onesies are based on "Hop On Pop".

One Fish, Two Fish, Red Fish, Blue Fish is one of Dr Seuss's simplest books and yet another one which focuses upon strange animals from the point of view of small children. This excellent book concentrates on encouraging imaginative thought through the animals and simple rhyming text ; this is a great book for young children.

The following Dr Seuss Infant Onesies are based on the book "One Fish, Two Fish, Red Fish, Blue Fish".