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Convertible feet pyjamas for toddlers
Filed under: Toddlers Preschoolers, Bedtime
I usually delay stuffing Nolan into his fuzzy feety pyjamas until immediately before bed. We have hardwood floors throughout our house, and Nolan believes he can run (which, he totally cannot, he can lurch maniacally but he cannot run) Built in feet plus skidding toddlers = recipe for impending bruises and cries of dismay.
My Mom sent my solution in the mail this week: two pairs of convertible feet pyjamas. They are fluffy and deliciously warm and the feet are convertible. You can actually turn up the cuffs so that your precarious toddler can romp around the house before bed without fear of sliding, and then easily fold the cuffs over the feet to make built in slippers. This is important to me because this house is drafty and it's no fun to sleep with freezing feet.
Nolan used to writhe in fear because he knew that the donning of pyjamas meant forthcoming bedtime. Now I can dress him, let him pull the dogs ear and whiz across the kitchen and delay the inevitable meltdown.
Bonus is that he looks like an adorable little baby apple in these things. I love cute and practical.
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ReaderComments (Page 1 of 1)
11-18-2006 @ 5:30PM
Uly said...One can also use puffy fabric paint to make footed outfits or socks less slippy and more grippy.
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11-19-2006 @ 9:14AM
Waya said...That is a great idea and all but I'm still looking for pj's with feet that has a zipper and can be worn backward! All my three children love to strip and they are little Houdinis, squeezing out of the tightest pj's. So, the only ones that they can't Houdini their way out is a zippered pj worn backward!!
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11-20-2006 @ 12:10AM
Heather said...I put the convertable feet pj's on my son backwards all the time he likes to strip too. The are great for that.
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12-11-2006 @ 9:34PM
Therese T said...Hi, I love the idea of convertible feet pyjamas. What brand are these and where can I buy them over the net?
Thanks for your help.
Therese
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