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September 23, 2009

Kids in space

Posted in: Kids Stuff

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Kids flight suit for kids who want to astronaut suit up for Halloween

Last year my son was a dashing Indiana Jones for Halloween.  I scored him a schnazzy leather fedora and a whip that he ended up whipping the cats with. This year I’m getting him a low maintenance costume that is free of any accessories or props that can be yielded as weapons… for Boo Boo and Lucy’s sake.

This Kids Flight Suit from The Space Shop at Kennedy Space Center is too cool for flight school and looks perfectly safe for both kids and cats. Maybe the get-up will even rub off on my boy and he’ll grow up to be an astronaut one day.

I have high hopes.

If your son or daughter has dreams of walking on the moon, this miniature flight suit is one small step for you, one giant leap for kidkind.  The Space Shop at the Kennedy Space Center Vistor Complex suits your child up with all the Right Stuff, with a flight suit that is beautifully crafted and boasts that authentic NASA feel.

DID YOU KNOW? Astronauts cannot burp in space, which is why babies and college frat boys make lousy astronauts.

Order the space helmet, gloves, astronaut boots or backpack to complete the set. I think I’ll hold off on the galaxy grabbers until he’s a little older, or when the cats have fully recovered…whatever comes first.

Other than that, we’re ready for trick or treating. Wait a sec-

Houston, we have a problem.

How does my kid go to the bathroom in this thing?

Features:

- Sizes for 18 month olds up to 14 year olds!
- NASA hat included
- Price: $49.99

*Find more cool space toys, outfits and souvenirs from The Space Shop at Kennedy Space Center Visitor Complex!

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