LO just turned 3 and is obsessed with pajamas that have feet. It's a pain when she has to go potty but they do keep her pretty warm at night.
Does your LO still wear pajamas with feet or have you ditched them?
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We go back and forth, depending on her mood more than anything. I don't think I'll buy more since we will probably potty train soon and that seems too annoying. But I think some of her fleece ones from last year will still fit so will keep with those.
Doesn't seem to make a big difference for warmth.
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We've pretty much ditched them. He has a couple fleece ones left from March-ish that still fit him but we probably won't have him wear them w him being night trained / motn pees for him to go by himself.
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When we potty trained at 28 months. Too much of a pain!!
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Around 12 months
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This past winter, so right around 2. I won't do any this winter since she is potty trained now.
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LO 1 still wears footed PJs when the weather is cooler. She is potty trained but it has never been an issue for her.
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He hated them last winter, so we stopped around 16 months?
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When she started walking. Shortly after 2, she won't even wear regular PJs anymore. Only nightgowns.
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@shopaholic: R is the same. She gets mad when the nightgowns are all dirty. Dreading winter when she needs to wear pants to bed.
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She stopped wearing them nightly about 12 mo when the weather was getting warmer and I got her some 2 piece short sleeve pjs. But we go back and forth depending on weather. I hope to keep her in them at least sometimes as long as possible because they're adorable
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I'm not buying any this winter because we'll probably be potty training. He'll be 3 in January.
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We stopped at 2
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9 months, only because neither of my girls could stand them.
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@Bao: right around 3 he started asking for "shirt, pants" when putting on pj's. We weren't doing night potty training yet, but he has so few preferences that we just went with it.
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DS wasn't a fan of them last winter (18 month-ish), but I put him in them anyhow because he hates sleeping with a blanket. We have a few for this winter, we'll see how he tolerates them. At least he's more receptive to a blanket now so it might be okay!
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My 2.5 year old still wears them but she isn't night trained. Once that happens, I'll ditch them.
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2.5 and hasn't worn them since he was 1. Although, he's got a few pairs for winter that I'll put him in. He really isn't that picky (yet) and he isn't potty trained (let alone night trained!) so I don't have to worry about that yet, either.
If I don't do footed PJ's, we just put socks on.
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18 months in anticipation of potty training. She prefers to wear slippers anyway.
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When I couldn't find them any more
I hate how they stop at 18 months, but I just recently found some 3T ones.
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We stopped at 2 because of potty training.
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last winter - before she turned 2 even. she hates having stuff on her feet while she sleeps. lol I do too!
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Dd1 stopped around 18 months when we introduced the potty.
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DS has no interest in potty training so we're still rocking the footy pajamas and I love them. Footy pajamas 4 life.
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Ummm... like 9/12 months.
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DD wore them til a couple months after she turned 2 (cute Christmas ones) and we were okay dealing with the pain of undressing for the bathroom, but once the weather got warm, she ditched them. Now she is all about princess nightgowns, which I still find annoying bc they end up bunched around her waist in the MOTN.
DS stopped wearing footed pj's shortly after he turned 1. He wears shorts and a shirt to bed and refuses any/all blankets!
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He will stop wearing footie pajamas and/or onesies under pants when he stops reaching into his diaper and pointing his penis up so that he leaks whenever he pees!
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D (8) still has one set that makes him look like spiderman that he loves lol.
On the other hand, M is 18 months and hates them lol.
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When he moved up to 12 month pjs. So much easier to deal with, and he looks so cute in big boy pjs.
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Around 18 months. It was sad. They're so cute and warm!
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@Bao: OMG I could have written this post. My daughter is almost 3 and keeps asking when she can wear footie pajamas like her baby sister. I've been avoiding them because of the potty issue & she is so insistent. I bought her some fleece nightgowns hoping that the softness will be enough to resemble the footies!
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A little after two or so? I'm looking for some two piece footed pants for the winter, though, because E, without fail, will kick his blankets completely off the bed several times a night, and he won't sleep in socks (I don't blame him, I won't either
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I don't think I am buying any this year. He is almost 3. I love them because I know they keep him toasty but he is such a blanket baby and has gotten really good at keeping himself covered up.
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