Clicky Poll: Would you let your toddler wear PJ's to..

Zenya

Toddler gym?  I saw this today and I wonder what you think.
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august0605bride

we have a bunch of cute little jock looking gym clothes (wind pants, sweats, thermals, hoodies, etc) that they wear to Little Gym

DaiLyght

I voted no, but I also believe in never say never.

bugmommy

I've never done it but voted "yes" because if there was a timing issue or it was one of those days getting them out of the house, I wouldn't have a problem with it.  We get dressed first thing in the morning so we don't even do pajama days at home, so this wouldn't likely happen to us, but you just never know.  As long as the kids are clean, dry, and warm enough I wouldn't care.

debs1018

I was in the waiting room at DS school and a parent brought their 2 y/o in PJ's and socks with no shoes, and hair sticking up. He was there to receive some EI therapy. She said she didnt have time to dress him. Sorry but I judged, could she have at least put shoes on him? Or bring the clothes with you and change him at the school? I dont get it......

jennieliz

This is going to sound bad but seriously how long does it take to get a kid dressed... two minutes maybe?  The I just didn't have time excuse is really a cop out in my mind.  Take the extra minute and quickly pull on some clothes.  It takes as much time as it does to change their diaper.

PoundCake

If the pj's are clean and my toddler was pitching a fit, some things aren't worth the battle.

xbrooklyngrl

Honestly, I don't leave my house in PJ's and neither will my kid. In a situation like you saw, its obviously somewhere the kid would want to go right, so that should be enough to threaten them with, I think. Like when B won't let me do her hair, I just tell her that we're staying home. I'm not going to chase her all day.

But I don't know the situation, I'm sure there are things that happen that warrent it.

Also, then what, do they go to sleep in the PJ's? I always wondered that.