All-American AspirationsYour little one shows all the makings of a future baseballer. They've got a strong grip, a great set of lungs (perfect for making calls and running home), and they have a chilling focus. Lucky for them, they have a lot of time to hone those early skills and develop the rest (like standing on their own). After all, it's going to take years of dedication, training, and energy to become a great baseballer.The only problem, your patience is about as slim as coach Jimmy Dugan's. You can't wait to see your little one playing the field in their team uniform with the same vigor as Dottie Hinson and the rest of the Rockford Peaches. Being as your little one is under the minimum age of even a Tee-Baller though, it's a hard pitch to get a coach to let them in on a game. But we have a suggestion that might help you get them into the cheering section at the very least.Fun DetailsOur team put care into designing this A League of Their Own Dottie Costume. Realizing that the details couldn't be missed, but that babies have a penchant for putting, well everything, in their mouths the smaller accents come attached. This light pink, jersey dress, features the Rockford Peaches patch, printed buttons, and a stitched-on belt to ensure this classic look doesn't miss the mark. The bright red hat is embroidered with the Rockford 'R' and fits comfortably with an elastic banded back. The look is completed with matching red socks that will keep your little one warm and ready if the urge to walk strikes them.Legacy in the MakingAll legacies have to start somewhere and even though your future heavy-hitter can't handle a bat yet, you're ready to set them on the right track. So whether they're just joining you to cheer in the stands or going as your favorite baseball team for Halloween, they'll look the part of a real All-American baseballer.