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Would you consider this an outfit or pajamas?

Is this something that you'd consider an acceptable outfit for a baby to wear out in public or are they pajamas in your opinion?

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And what about this? Does it make a difference whether or not they have feet?

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I tend to think that feet = pajamas and no feet = outfit.  

Re: Would you consider this an outfit or pajamas?

  • I personally think of any one piece outfit as pj's.
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  • For a baby I guess I could go either way, but I don't mind things like sleep and play's for babies in public.  I personally like the one without feet better.
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  • I agree w/ you.  Feet = pjs.  No feet =/= pjs.
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  • Agreed...

    Feet= PJs (IMO, acceptable in public if baby is under 3 months)

    No Feet= Outift and totally adorable in public :)?

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  • feet DEFINITELY equals PJs.

     

    no feet could go either way. i have a no feet romper that i bought for DD that i sort of consider PJs but am not sure if that was the intent of it or not.

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    I agree w/ you.  Feet = pjs.  No feet =/= pjs.

     

    Ditto


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  • Pin has spoken, so there's no need for anyone else to answer (haha), but I agree. Feet = Pajamas, No feet = Outfit.

     I also disagree that anything one-piece is pajamas. DS had TONS of one piece outfits, rompers, etc from birth to 18 months and none of them looked like pajamas!

    She's crafty - and she's just my type.
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