Pajamas for 11month old

Bridezilla to be

What is your 11 month old wearing to bed? I put my son in footed sleepers still because I feel like he may be cold at night.  I also feel he's still young and needs the footed sleeper. However he wears a size 24 months so it is becoming hard to find footed sleepers that are a nice material, and that fit him properly in that size 

 

 What does your LO wear to bed? Have u switched over to a two piece set? And if so, short sleeve or long sleeve. I'm confused on what to put him in. Thanks. !  

frugalwife

Now that it's been warmer we've done lightweight footed pjs, the tight two piece sets, and the looser two piece sets. At first I put socks on him with the two piece sets, but now I don't bother because it's warm enough. All my two piece sets are long sleeve right now. Once it gets really warm I'll probably just ditch the pjs and put him to sleep in his onsie.

MommaG123

DD mainly still wears footie pjs but she has also worn long sleeve 2 pieces.  It wasn't a big deal to us (temp wise) because she still wears a sleep sack as well.

lisamoe

We mostly do lighter weight footie pjs.  I do have a few 2 piece sets which are nice for the warmer nights.

I found a bunch on Carters.com.  In store, the selection was slim, but I scored online.

JuneBugsMommy

DS has been in two piece sets, pants/long sleeves, since the end of January (7 months old). DS is long so he grew out of footed sleepers super fast and I love two piece sets on babies! We made the switch to shorts/t-shirt sets almost 3 months ago.

sunshine336

We're still in mostly footed pj's since the weather has been all over the place here.  But when it's been warmer I did put Maya in 2 piece sets (she has long pant ones and shorts).  At first it felt weird- she looked like such a toddler in them.  My little baby needs footie pj's. lol.  I got over it though.  She's little so the footie part of the one-piece are always too long and if she's crawling or walking around a little before bed she gets tripped up.  The 2 piece sets are more convenient for this.

thequeeenbee

Now that it's warmed we have moved away from the footed pj's and started putting DD in lightweight two piece pants sets, either long or short sleeved. She sleeps in an air conditioned room, but she gets super hot very easily. I like the two piece sets. She looks so cute in them and it's easier to change her diaper too!

katiewhompus

DD is in a 2 piece now. If she is in footed sleepers she will pull her feet up and get stuck in a little ball.

tinaraye

If it's warm we do a 2-piece set with long pants and a short-sleeved top. Cooler nights we still do footed jammies, but when it's warm she sweats so much in them! 

I recently bought some 1-piece sleepers that don't have feet, thinking that she'll be able to wear to them longer. I got them from the Children's Place. They have footed jammies at least up to 3T, I think. 

dairygirl19

I do lightweight footed pjs on the nights it's colder. I think she needs her toes covered. However, she's so mobile that once she's up they're a bit of a PITA for her to move in unless the grippies are good.

Also, she hates diaper changes so the whole zip/unsnap remove feet to change is another PITA.

My Mom bought me some clearance two piece organic cotton from Walmart. As much as I hate Walmart those are some great pjs. Wash well, wear well and seem comfy on LO. They're cute too. And also like $10.00 a set full price, $3.00 on clearance.

I also love the ones at Gymboree. A bit spendy but there's always clearance and coupons so I snag them in bigger sizes as I see them. They wash and wear so great that I can pass them on besides.

We have a mix of long and short sleeve. It just depends on the weather...which changes constantly here in the spring.

katie4253

A t-shirt onesie.  It is warm here.  If he gets cool we put pants on him. 

stephdruskinis

B is already in 24 months or 2T pjs, too, and it is getting harder to find non-super-thin footie pjs!  We also buy the 2 piece ones, and I just put socks on him if he wears those.  It's getting to the point where they are easier to get on him than the footie pjs.

jen&jay07

We have been having a lot of warm days but cool nights here. So I've been putting DS in light footed pjs. Tonight is the first warm, humid night here so he's wearing a two piece shorts and t-shirt. I bought several pj sets that are shorts, pants, t-shirt and long sleeved shirt. I figure this will keep me covered all summer not matter the weather.

fancynewbeesly

We made the mistake of putting her in two piece sets because it was warmer, unfortunately now she REFUSES footie pj's. She seriously tries to pull them off her feet when she goes to bed. Likewise, she tends to try to pull her socks off. So now it is two piece pj's, and maybe some socks

She still rolls around too much in her sleep to keep a blanket on--and can't stand sleep sacks.  

Mylittlebee20

DD usually wears a two piece to bed since it's been getting warmer.

akayf

It's super hot here so he sleeps in either a onesie or 2 piece short sleeved short sets.

SoxFan777

Mine is in onesies and an A+A blanket.    Still semi-swaddled...