Now that its getting colder out, i totally do. before i would put outfits/onsies on him for summer but now its chilllllly! plus he looks super cute and snuggly in them... he's 3 months i think he could get away with it! if were going out i will usually dress him in outfits but some of his sleepers look just as cute!
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My LO pretty much more sleepers/footed PJs 24-7 until she was about 3 months old. Then I started dressing her in "real" outfits, although sometimes if we're home all day, I'll just keep her in PJs.
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I always dress my little guy in outfits! I am not a lay around in PJ's person though.
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Nope. She is in an outfit (jeggings, shirt, cardigan, bow) every day. She has never been out in public in pajamas before. And the other day I kept her in PJs till 11 am cuz she was sick....but that is about it.
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No. Sleepers are PJs in our house. We get up in the morning and put on real clothes. Like @Mrsdaredevil: she wears a full outfit, complete with bow and shoes, every day.
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our LO wears sleepers during the day sometimes for sure! they are adorable!
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All the time! DD wears " real clothes" usually, but DS wears sleep n' plays on cold days. I think they're adorable and so comfy.
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Nope. Only on Sunday pj day. I've taken him out one time in his pi's and it was to infant massage class, where he gets naked anyway.
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I dress DD up every day--she has too many cute clothes not to. Besides, I feel like she sleeps all day if she stays in her sleepers haha.
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It's all jammies, all the time in our house, but LO is only 7 weeks old and there's no point in putting a whole outfit on him when he's this small- who do I need to impress? His dad? If we go out, then sometimes I put him in a onesie and pants.
I noticed most of the moms who posted that they actually dress their baby have girls... I probably would too if I had a girl. -
I did sleepers for the first 6 months. We had ones that were for home (Carters) and ones that were for going out (Ralph Lauren). It was just too much for me to deal with outfits, but then, I also have a son.
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DS always wore "real clothes" as a baby. I just loved dressing him up he always looked so stinking cute. LO#2 will wear "real clothes" from an early age as well.
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No. First of all I'm in Florida so it's still hot here, and even when it was winter as a baby I'd put clothes on her. In Florida I think it's just easier to have layers that you can take on and off because you never know what the weather will be like so it's nice to be able to take a layer off.
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Only in the mornings or if we are going to be at home on a snuggly weekend day! Whenever we go out in public I put him in a full on outfit....but then again he has a ridiculous amount of clothes (courtesy of my mother).
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We really don't have many cool weather clothes in the 3 month range (they're all short sleeved or summer outfits) so yes, she's in sleepers a lot right now. When she gets a little bigger, she will be in outfits.
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I put LO in outfits for the day and save sleepers for bed time. For daycare I put him in more stretchy clothes and save his super cute outfits for the weekend when I'm around to see them.
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@Mrsdaredevil: Your little one is such a little fashionista! I bet she is adorable!!
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The first two weeks or so she wore sleepers round the clock, but since then I get her dressed in an outfit, I have too many cute ones not to!
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She wore sleepers a lot when she was less than a month old but now she always wears outfits and bows.
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I used to when she was a newborn. Now I try to get her changed out of sleepers by noon. Her typical at home outfit is a long sleeved onesie with cotton/knit pants and socks. If it's cooler out I'll throw a button up over her as well.
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She stays in her pj's until after her morning nap then I get her dressed. I love putting her in her awesome clothes, and we have soooo much stuff that she is totally going to outgrow before she gets to wear it.
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We are on the same schedule as @prettylizy now that it's cooler out. We take the dog for a walk every morning so the footed pajamas keep him a little warmer. Once he's up from his nap I dress him up in a cute outfit that may or may not include accessories (shoes and hat). Boys can totally play dress up too!
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@sammyfab: boys can def play dress up too and look just as cute! DS has so many cool hats and shoes
guesss im on a sleeper kick becuase he just started fitting into the ones we have plus he looks liky my TINY baby again lol.
but yes if most of teh time i guess he does wear outfits, but now that its colder just seems like hje would be warmer and comfier in sleepers if were only hanging out at the house.
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Sometimes. DD has this strawberry one from Carter's and its DH's favorite so she wears that a lot. She doesn't usually when we go out though
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She's only 6 days old so she lives in sleepers. It's just so much easier. Plus, we only have a couple NB outfits (little Carter's sweatsuits). When she's in 0-3 she will get dressed more often - we have tons of 0-3 outfits!
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No during the day she wears long sleeve onesies now with a dress, pants or shorts. At night she wears a sleep and play. She looks so darn cute in them! the cloth diaper makes her butt look like a telly tubby
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It's still hotter than balls where we are (it was 105 on Monday and 95 yesterday! AUUUGGGHHH), so LO has been wearing onesies around the clock. I think I'll have her wear sleepers until after her morning nap and bath.
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My DS is 10 weeks old, and he has ALWAYS been in sleepers cuz we're like the laziest parents ever! He hates clothes that go over his head, so I don't even bother. I have a ton of cute clothes that were handed down to me, and now that he is nearing three months, I feel like we should have him at least wear some of the outfits once before he outgrows them! We were handed down so many pairs of pants, but I only put one pair on him once! It just seems like such a hassle to put pants on him when we had to constantly change his diaper. =P
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We were handed down so many sleepers and onsies that I see DS wearing those most of the time. I'll probably end up getting some more pants to put on him when he is wearing the onsies but that will be it. I'm 34w now and live in the midwest so it'll be chilly/cold for his first few months anyways.
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my DD was in footed pajamas a good portion of the time until she was a year old. she suffered from eczema, and it was easier to keep her fully covered to keep her from scratching her legs and arms, which she was prone to do if they were exposed. there were some occasions where we'd put her in an outfit or a dress, but it wasn't until her eczema improved where we finally broke free of pjs all day.
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My baby wore footy jammies all through her first winter (born in september). When she got older I started putting her in onesies and skirted tights, but it was footies for a long time. I didn't need to fiddle with a bunch of layers of clothing while diaper changing during the winter.
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yep-don't have to worry about coordinating tops/bottoms or losing socks.
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On the weekends my son will usually stay in sleepers until after his morning nap. Same as kakimochi, he has some eczema issues so if it's not sleepers, he has to have pants and socks on. And poor kid lives in Florida!
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@zippylef: I feel like they make girls shoes in styles easier to stay on! None of DS's shoes stay on his feet ever.
Not really. I get him dressed everyday. Sometimes DH doesn't though. DH is totally a in PJ's all day long person, and some days he won't change him. But I always do. It is a little tougher dressing them for cooler weather but I like it better than summer. He can layer his button up shirts with long sleeved tees or sweatshirts. It's so cute! Right now he is wearing a fleece one-piece suit and his owl hat because it was really cold this morning.
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@Coco Bee: My girlfriend who has a little boy says the same thing. She has issues because of his chubby feet. The only ones that will stay on are Converse.
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Nope. When he was a newborn, I tried to dress him everyday because we had so many outfits in size 0-3. I tried to get as much use out of them as possible. The habit just carried on. He's 13-months-old now. It's really too hot for footed pjs here and they're harder to find in his size. We still try to dress him most of the time.
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No. I fel like getting dressed signals to my brain that it's time to start the day and I imagine that's starting to be the case for my daughter as well.
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@zippylef: Good to know. Maybe I'll get some converse
I got some momo's which are like robeeze. But the 6-12 mos size is HUGE. I think my kid has little feet.
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If we are in a situation where I would wear pajamas, I dress him in pajamas, otherwise it is outfits.
(The other day I took him for a walk just before noon in pajamas though, but I live in the forest and we didn't see anyone, but it was still a big deal to me, like 'whoa, I am conscious about the fact that you are in pajamas and we are in 'public'!)
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