In the U.S. and France, postcards showing babies being harvested like crops were once very popular. These "repopulation" images used early composite photography. Some people think they reflected early ideas about cloning, while others believe they were just meant to be funny. But behind the humor is a darker truth: in the U.S. and many other countries, buying and selling babies was legal and common. Children had no rights, and trains full of orphans were sent to underpopulated areas to work and be exploited. This became known as the Orphan Train Movement. SOLD OUT SIZES WILL BE BACK IN STOCK IN NOVEMBER DETAILS: tencel/wool stretch blend fabric Don't be fooled by the wool- this fabric is insanely soft, stretchy, smoothing and a joy to wear. A Luxurious sensory dream. Both warm and breathable. Outside seams for even more sensory satisfaction. Tencel 42.5%, Wool 7.5%, Terylene 45%, Spandex 5% machine washable