Limit

I am ALL about smocked outfits, bubbles, rompers, jon-jons, etc. However, I believe that there should be a cut-off once a child really starts to lose the baby fat and look more like a toddler/child. Fortunately, girls are typically able to get away with this a little longer than boys are.
Some times you just have to realize that your little one is growing up and can't dress like a baby anymore. It would also help if the clothing manufacturers did not make bubbles/rompers in sizes bigger than about 24 months nor smocked dresses much bigger than 5 or 6. I saw this today and the only word that could come out of my mouth was "WOW!"
*disclaimer*-I have no idea who this child is. I am sorry if you know this child and I have offended you.
Bless this child's heart if he decides that he REALLY needs to go potty after drinking that bottle of water.