I always thought jeans were so adorable before having kids, and don't get me wrong, they are but my kids just don't wear them. It's so much easier to throw leggings and sweatpants on them. So they don't even own but maybe 1 pair, and they've never been worn.
Does your LO wear jeans often?
pomegranate / 3411 posts
not really, only when i want him to dress up nice and even then he refuses sometimes.
nectarine / 2054 posts
All the time - skinny jeans are so cute! They're pretty stretchy too. Not as comfortable as sweatpants to be sure, but at least they're not stiff.
pomegranate / 3375 posts
Nope. We've bought (and been gifted) so many cute pairs, but now that she's mobile and potty training, I find myself skipping over them. I like basic tights or leggings. I'd like to wear yoga pants every day, so I assume kiddos would too! 
coconut / 8483 posts
Very rarely. I put some on this weekend and he was screaming OFF!!!!!
Loves his track pants. Haha.
blogger / wonderful cherry / 21616 posts
He wears jeans pretty much every day! He doesn't seem to mind them at all.
admin / wonderful grape / 20724 posts
We had to have a temporary ban on jeans during potty training, especially when they went to daycare and still needed help to go to the bathroom!
But now we dress them in jeans if it's chilly out.
pomelo / 5573 posts
He wears them all the time - I think he looks adorable and he doesn't seem to mind. We've got a pair of distressed skinny jeans from the Gap that are my favorites, even though I know it's ridiculous to put distressed jeans on a 21 month old.
squash / 13764 posts
All the time! @Beehive: same! I buy ones with plenty of stretch to them.
honeydew / 7230 posts
DS wears anything, including jeans. DD will wear the denim jeggings that feel like leggings, but she hates any pants that are stiff and have buttons/zippers/etc.
pomegranate / 3863 posts
Nope! Too constricting and hard to pull down now that we are potty training.
GOLD / wonderful pomegranate / 28905 posts
Yes, once winter hits leggings aren't warm enough. She has no issues pulling jeans up and down herself for potty. Never had an issue, even when we were potty training!
My husband is weird and wears jeans when we lounge because it's comfy for him. My daughter must be the same!
persimmon / 1461 posts
yep definitely, I buy her skinny jeans and sometimes thicker jeggings. she only really wears them if we are heading "out" though - daily is leggings and trackies.
hostess / wonderful grape / 20803 posts
Yeah...but I have 2 boys. Leggings aren't really an option ; )
GOLD / wonderful pea / 17697 posts
Only if they are stretchy-waist. For one, it's easier for him to get them up and down to use the potty at daycare. For two, he wears a size smaller waist than he needs for his legs, and he has no real butt, so regular jeans end up sagging on him.
pomegranate / 3604 posts
yep! its pretty much all he has. he runs around in just underwear at home now though because of potty training.
GOLD / wonderful apricot / 22646 posts
Yep he does but not every day! He doesn't mind them but I like sweats and leggings for every day play.
pineapple / 12793 posts
We mostly do jeggings and sometimes proper jeans with a fleece lining when it's cold.
She doesn't seem to mind stiffer pants.
grapefruit / 4045 posts
I was an odd child who hated jeans. I didn't wear them until like late elementary school.
GOLD / wonderful coconut / 33402 posts
In the past yes. Now she is potty trained I am not sure she could do the buttons so sticking to leggings for day care. I bought one pair for at home and will work with her on buttoning them.
papaya / 10343 posts
Almost always! But I also buy the ones with some stretch to them (mostly). I just like the look of them so much more than stretchy pants.
nectarine / 2521 posts
Yep, most days we leave the house he has on jeans. We go to a lot of playgrounds and I want his legs protected and I feel they are more "grown up" than cotton pants as he gets older.
grapefruit / 4355 posts
Yep! I think they are really cute. Plus - I live in jeans as much as I can so they are a clothing staple to me!
cantaloupe / 6669 posts
Fairly often - they are so cute and go with so much! But I prefer elastic waist.
bananas / 9118 posts
No, hardly ever. On really chilly days I'll do it, but they just don't act comfortable in them. I prefer khaki jeans to blue jeans, they just seem to fit better.
cantaloupe / 6171 posts
She has a few that were gifted, and they're stretchy and she seems fine in them, but I like jeggings better, they just seem more comfy
GOLD / wonderful coffee bean / 18478 posts
DD1 doesn't like them, but I make her wear them from time to time because they are so cute (skinny jeans). I rarely have DD2 wear them because she still struggles to get her leggings back on after using the potty so jeans would be even harder for her to get back on.
cherry / 206 posts
Up until now- not really... but he is starting to wear them more and more (almost 3 yo). My favorite brand is Baby Gap. They are super soft. I also like the ones from Gymboree that have a waistband like sweatpants - makes them just as easy to pull on and off!
grapefruit / 4066 posts
Nope, she's never worn jeans. Always in leggings or shorts depending on weather!
persimmon / 1328 posts
Only the soft stretchy kind, I feel like stiff jeans cannot be comfy for a toddler. He loves his jeans though and chooses them often.
cherry / 197 posts
DD (3.5 years) calls them "hard pants", so no... leggings only
DS (5 months) doesn't get a say yet, so yes I put them on him 
honeydew / 7622 posts
The only true denim she wears are overalls. Other than that- jeggings.
wonderful olive / 19353 posts
Yup! I put him in sweat pants or soft cotton pants for daycare since they seem more comfy, but on the weekends, I'll put him in jeans.
cantaloupe / 6869 posts
All the time! I only buy softer feeling jeans though and he doesn't have a problem with them!
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