Family Feeling Ultra Soft Bedtime Boys’ Pajamas

Although pajamas can often be an afterthought, they’re an important part of your child’s wardrobe. Children spend 10 to 12 hours sleeping each night, and that doesn’t include the hours in the morning and evening they spend wearing those pajamas out of bed.

Boys need a pajama set that can keep them warm in the winter months without weighing them down while they sleep.

Even though your children don’t necessarily have to match every night, it can be fun to have a pajama set with a top and bottom that matches. This especially comes in handy if your child wears them while visiting family, or while family is visiting you.

The good news is, there are plenty of options if you’re in the market for cute pajamas. Many pajama sets for boys have fun, lively patterns that are geared toward the typical interests of children. You can find pajamas with dinosaurs, dragons, cars and much more.

But when it comes to children’s pajamas, the material is an important feature. You’ll want a set made from a comfortable material that holds up after many washes and wears. Cotton seems to be the most popular material in children’s pajamas, giving your child breathability and comfort while also being machine washable.

• Age plays an important role in the pajamas you choose. For babies, you’ll need easy access to be able to change diapers. If you choose footed pajamas for a toddler, keep in mind that you might need slip-resistant bottoms to keep them from sliding around as they’re learning to walk.
• Children’s pajamas tend to fit snugly for a reason. Loose clothing can be a fire hazard. If you’re concerned about your child outgrowing them quickly, you may want to go up a size or two. Just be careful not to go so big that the clothing becomes a tripping hazard.
• In the winter months, you may be tempted to buy warmer PJs, only opting for lightweight, short-sleeved sleepwear in the summer months. But if you tend to keep your home cool in the summer and warm in the winter, you may find that during the night your child is uncomfortable.