Children with autism and other developmental disorders sometimes engage in the habit of removing their clothes.

Autism or children with Sensory Processing Disorder often have a hyper sensitivity to certain fabrics, clothing labels, laundry detergents,  scents or a need to  gain access to their diaper.

Parents and caregivers find this behavior most challenging.

One-piece underwear that zippers close in the back, make taking off of underwear more difficult. The same can be found with a jumpsuit that  features a zipper closing in the back. Jumpsuit are ideal for nighttime use or as an added under-layer for warmth in the winter. For those kids that are really dexterous, an added security buckle is an option.  

This will help control self-undressing at inappropriate times and places.