Do you buy your kids holiday themed clothes or pajamas? If so, how soon before the holiday do you let them wear them and how long after? I would love to get some cute Halloween pajamas this year, which I would probably let them wear whenever they want 
With regular day clothes I would do a few weeks before and stop the day after the holiday.
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My LO still wears her Halloween ones from last year!
So far I've put the Christmas ones on new on Christmas Eve then she wears them until it's too hot or she outgrows them. I could see doing it sooner but I think we will stuck with that. The baby's birthday is a week before Christmas so I want to try to keep Christmas from taking over too soon.
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We did Christmas jammies last year. I gave them to her on Thanksgiving and I only took them away when it got too hot to wear them (probably May). She loves them and would have worn them all summer if I had let her. I am hoping they fit again this year so she can wear them in the fall. I want to get matching ones for her and LO2 when he arrives in December.
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Yes! HA jams for Christmas. We get them out the day after Thanksgiving.
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For daytime stuff, I let them start using them the month of the holiday. I usually buy a few sets of Christmas/winter pjs - one or two on sale or from consignment - and let them wear those through the whole month of December. But they also get a special set that they can't wear until Christmas Eve and then all day Christmas Day. Then they wear them until it's too warm to wear them and/or they outgrow them. D will probably still be able to wear his "special" set from last year, so that will be one of his month-long sets, and he'll get a new special set for Christmas Eve this year.
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We give Christmas jammies as a present on Christmas Eve to wear after midnight mass (my whole family has done this for like 30+ years). DD wears them until they don't fit anymore. For clothes I would probably also put her in theme stuff for a few weeks early and then stop a couple days after (or rotate into the stash of yucky but beloved items that are for playing at home/ dress up bin).
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I give LO his Christmas pajamas the day after Thanksgivinng when we get out the Christmas tree. He had a few Halloween bibs his first year that we got out in October. I don't think he has had any other holiday clothes!
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My son wears them during the season, I don't restrict them... I mean, he wears his christmas pjs the entire winter and I don't wait until Dec 24th to put them into the rotation.
I bought him skeleton pjs this year, he will probably wear them the entire winter, lol. I bought some for myself too, in pink! Can't wait for them to arrive.
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I like to dress the kids in matching Christmas pajamas and let them wear it as soon as I buy it for them. I don't usually buy pajamas for other holidays though.
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I have her wear Christmas themeday clothing as often as possible between black Friday and Christmas day. I thrift and consign throughout the year for this. She gets a pair of Christmas pjs Christmas eve which she then wears through winter. This year she has a couple of pairs so one will be her Christmas eve gift and she can wear the others from thanksgiving in build up to christmas
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Just for Christmas and I buy them as soon as I see something I love.
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Just for Christmas. He can wear them for as long as they fit... They are pajamas!
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I buy pjs for Christmas and let them wear for,as long as they want. DD is wearing a pair right now! Ha
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Pjs I don't care - they can be worn whenever I buy them until they grow out of them.
If I buy specific clothes usually the couple weeks before and then not after.
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We just buy Christmas jammies. She wears them the night after Thanksgiving till the end of Dec. I don't like holiday stuff after the holiday. If she wears them all the time then it doesn't make them fun or special.
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I got all 3 of us matching PJs last year, SO cute! but I'll be heavily pregnant this year so I think I'll just get DD special Christmas PJs. Didn't get her special outfit last year, just whatever's red!
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