For children with Gastrostomy tubes (G-tubes) or feeding ports, ostomy bags, bile bags, central lines, apnea monitor leads, IV's, halo vest and crowns or other medical devices attached to the torso.

The Bundie™ is an undergarment very similar to a onesie with special pockets and ties that keep medical devices securely stored away when not in use! 

The removable front panel is equipped with two unique pockets: one stores gastrostomy tubing, the other larger pocket stores ostomy bags, bile bags or other medical devices attached to the torso.

The inside seams have ties to secure a central line or monitor leads.

The armholes open completely for ease in dressing, especially for those with IV's  attached to them.

Available in sizes Preemie-4T. Jody Williams, the creator of the Bundie, is currently expanding this line to include children and youth sizes. These will be added to BellaBambino as soon as they are available.

After being a foster parent for medically fragile infants for over eight years, Jody found an immense need for clothing that was safe and easy to use for babies and children with daily medical needs. Out of her clothing frustration came this unique design! The Bundie prevents the baby from pulling out their tubing and consequently harming themself. Most importantly the Bundie does not restrict the baby's movement which is critical for the child's development; therefore, the parent undergoes significantly less stress and an assured peace of mind.

As seen on ABC's Good Morning America and in the February 2007 issue of Forbes Magazine.

Guidelines for use of the Bundie:

The front panel is equipped with two special pockets. A smaller front pocket on the left stores gastrostomy tubing. It is designed to hold a standard nursing pad as well to absorb leaks. The two pictures below show how to store a G-tube.

Storing the feeding tube: #1 Coil the feeding tube and place inside the Bundie flap leaving the end cap out.

Insert a standard nursing pad inside the Bundie flap (absorbent side up), placing it over the coiled tubing. Next, bring the end cap to the top of the pad before closing the flap.

A larger pocket behind the G-tube pocket accommodates ostomy bags, bile bags or other medical devices attached to the torso.

The Bundie's front panel can be completely removed and replaced with a clean panel without lifting or disrobing the wearer. The inside side seams have ties to secure a central line or apnea monitor leads.

The armholes open completely for ease in dressing, especially those with IV lines attached to the arms or for those with a halo device.

Nursing pads are not included. Nursing pads are sold at most drug stores and are either washable or disposable. Fabric prints are not available-photos are for display purposes only.