A Pittsburgh hospital known for dressing up infants in adorable costumes celebrated the holidays by dressing the little ones like Baby Yoda.
Is there anything cuter than? I would argue that there is not. And so bless UPMC Magee-Womens Hospital in Pittsburgh for dressing its babies up in different costumes all the time. For the holiday season this year, they leaned into one of the biggest trends out there right now, and dressed all the little ones like tiny Baby Yoda.
“I was so excited. I mean, it’s so cute. It’s so beautiful,” mom Bri said, holding Jackson in her lap. His new Baby Yoda hat will go great with the plush toy a friend knitted for them. All the Baby Yoda hats were knitted by Caitlin Pechin, a nurse at Magee. She puts her knitting skills to good use for the hospital on a regular basis, creating the other costumes they’ve used for infant photo shoots that have also gone viral.
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