BebeBear Eco-Friendly Long-Sleeved Girls’ Pajamas

If you want your child to have a restful night of sleep, choosing the right pair of pajamas can both keep your child comfortable and give them a sign it’s time for bed. When shopping for girls’ pajamas, you’ll find a wide selection that fits your girl’s age, preferences, sense of style and the climate where you live. You’ll want to especially closely consider the style of pajamas and the material so you purchase so that your girl can easily wear them and stay comfortable throughout the season.

Especially popular for cooler climates, onesies made of fleece can offer warmth and softness. You can find these one-piece pajamas in basic patterns as well as in animal and character designs to delight your child. These pajamas usually zip up in the front or back and sometimes have attached footies to keep your child’s feet warm.

Older girls may find two-piece pajamas made from materials like cotton or fleece more comfortable as well as easier to use. You can find matching sets with shorts and short-sleeved tops for warmer months and pants and long-sleeved tops for the cooler months. These pajamas come in all sorts of patterns and styles.

If you’re looking for the simplest options for girls’ pajamas, you can consider a nightgown that resembles a dress made of silk, flannel or cotton. You can find these in varying lengths and in styles that range from fancy princess gowns to fun casual gowns.

Regardless of the type of girls’ pajamas you shop for, you’ll want to check that they fit your child well and don’t present any safety hazard. Many pajamas are flame resistant for added safety.

• If you’re shopping for a baby or toddler girl, you might find onesies and nightgowns good options for keeping your child covered and comfortable during the night.
• While footed pajamas help with warmth, keep in mind they can make it more challenging for toddlers to walk.
• Opting for girls’ pajamas made of organic cotton can help if your child has allergies or sensitivities.
• When looking for the right size, avoid buying larger pajamas for your child to grow into since these can present a safety hazard if they get caught on something. At the same time, avoid tight-fitting pajamas that can make your child have trouble getting comfortably to sleep.
• Don’t forget to consider your child’s skill with dressing herself. You might want to avoid pajamas with buttons or zippers if your child has trouble with them. Instead, you might stick with gowns or two-piece pajamas that are easier to put on and pull off.