December 2010 Moms
Nicole0012
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Recommend jammies for LO...
Nicole0012
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M is getting close to outgrowing the 9 month footed sleepers (well, the 6-9 month ones, anyways. I'm having a hard time finding JUST 9 month, or 9-12 month in footed sleepers)
I'm getting kind of nervous because he has only EVER slept in footed pajamas, and it looks like the 12 month stuff most places have are not footed sleepers. I guess I could just put socks on him. Haha, what a silly thing to get nervous about.
Annnnnyways, if you have a baby is anything other than footed sleepers, what would you recommend?
(Honestly, it probably wouldn't make a difference what he slept in, but I can't help but think about these things...)
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Re: Recommend jammies for LO...
Children's Place has some really nice cotton footed's on sale right now (2/$8).
I am also in LOVE with the Hanna Andersson organic cotton PJ's. They are a little pricey (thank you MIL) and they don't have feet, but they are so soft and comfy looking.
https://www.hannaandersson.com/style.asp?from=SC%7c2%7c2%7c156%7c309%7c9%7c%7c&simg=33081_59H
I know Old Navy has them (at least online), I bought some for my nephew who won't sleep in anything else ...course he's also 3 ...I haven't looked for LO's age.
You could check your local Goodwill.
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Charlie is so long and skinny, we switched to separate jammies and they're working great. He still has a few footed sleepers, but for the most part he's in a shirt and pants now. The ones we have are mostly hand me downs or from consignment, but Carter's, Gymboree, and a few other places have them.
When its chilly, he wears socks. And as an added bonus, in the morning he wakes up and plays with his socks and it keeps him quiet for at least 15 minutes. Haha
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Carter's is where most of Ari's footed sleepers have come from. WalMart also has them.
Now that Ari is wearing 18-24 month clothes, sleepers are almost impractical. I find the pants and t-shirt pj set from Old Navy to be very comfortable for him He has one with a monkey on it he wears all the time. DH hated putting him in pants at night but now he is used to it.
I've been having the same exact issue, Nicole0012! LO's going to grow out of his 9 month sleepers any day and I've had trouble finding 12 month ones. Most of the 12 month sleepers I saw where either fleece or ugly (hehe). We can't do fleece because LO gets hot in it. I found ONE at Carter's that I like. My mom found a couple at the Disney Store.
If you can do fleece, I've seen them at Carter's and Target.
We've got the Hanna Anderson ones (not footed) for like $10/$11 at Costco.
All the ones we have that are footed (either in 12 month or 18 months size, DS is in the 90th percentile for height) come from Carter's or Children's Place.
And FWIW DS seems to sleep the same in either kind of pj's - he doesn't seem to get any colder when his feet hang out. B
But if I know it could get a little chiller that night I still put him in the footed ones, cuz we are mom's and worry about silly things like that
Children's Place stretchies tend to go up to size 2T or so.
DS wears the Faded Glory PJs that you get in boxes at Walmart. They are a long-sleeve top and pants for $5. Can't beat that! We also have some 2-piece PJs from Old Navy and GAP. And 2 pairs of the footless Hanna Andersson sleepers that a pp mentioned.
I thought it was just me...I was wondering if the stores were sold out of 12 month footies. Not only are they warm, but they are just SO DARN CUTE! What's cuter than a baby in footie pjs? They have plenty of time for 2 piece jammies when they are "big kids."
I haven't checked Carter's or Children's Place yet. Bought 2 piece jammies at Target to get started.
If you really have your heart set on footed jammies, Target sells them up to little boys size 16, which on a good day, even I can fit into.
Yes, I have footed jammies. Don't judge me.
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Charlie DX Specific Antibody Deficiency & ASD
Children's Place stretchies are my new favorite
https://www.childrensplace.com/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/TCPSearch?storeId=10001&langId=-1&catalogId=10001&N=0&Ne=&Nao=0&sale=0&url=SearchView&Ntt=stretchies
I like the little grippy material on the feet and the elastic at the ankles because they don't bunch up as much and DS doesn't get stuck in them when he's crawling around and standing up, etc.