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caps612
In love with my little guys!!

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Feety Pj's
At what age did you stop them?
Ds is 1.5 and all summer we used 2 piece cotton pj's which worked well. Now planning for winter.... I like the 2 piece ones better, but I am wondering if the warm feety ones would be better as our house is definitely colder all winter long.
Also, those of you who used sleep sacks, when did you stop using them? We still use the toddler ones with the feet holes since DS won't keep a blanket on him!
What did you do?
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Posted 8/25/14 9:15 AM |
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ny55angel
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Feety Pj's
Ds will be 4 in October and I still use them both! He still kicks his blanket off and it's better then him waking up 10 times a night! !
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Posted 8/25/14 9:25 AM |
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MrsT809
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Feety Pj's
DD wore them past 2 but I didn't buy any for this fall bc I wasn't sure when she would potty train and I figured 2 piece would be easier once she's doing that. We also still used sleepsacks until this summer and I'll probably go back to them once it's cold again (she'll be nearly 2.5 by then). DD wore them with and without foot holes and had no issue running all over in them even with her feet inside.
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Posted 8/25/14 9:30 AM |
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Strawberry2468
It's summatime

Member since 3/09 4739 total posts
Name: Christine
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Re: Feety Pj's
The girls are almost 2 and I still use them b/c they refuse to keep socks on.
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Posted 8/25/14 9:34 AM |
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LiveItUp
Love my babies!

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Feety Pj's
Dd will be 2 in October and I'm debating between the feety pjs, which I've loved for her for the past two winters, or switching to 2 piece pjs in case she starts potty training during the winter.
For those with kids who are potty trained did you do away with the one piece pjs?
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Posted 8/25/14 12:39 PM |
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NervousNell
Just another chapter in life..

Member since 11/09 54921 total posts
Name: ..being a mommy and being a wife!
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Re: Feety Pj's
My DD refuses to wear them. She freaks out in feety pj's and has since about 2 years old.
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Posted 8/25/14 12:42 PM |
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EricaAlt
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Name: Erica
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Re: Feety Pj's
Around 3 for DS1 when he was potty trained bc it was a pain going to the bathroom. Plus, on some morning we stay our pajamas longer. If it's cold he'll wear an undershirt and wears socks and I also have slipper socks.
DS2 around 2.5. Not potty trained yet, but he likes to dress like his older brother. My boys get hot easily.
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Posted 8/25/14 12:43 PM |
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Crunchewy
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Feety Pj's
DS is 4 and he will still wear them, although it's not easy to find them in size 5t
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Posted 8/25/14 1:09 PM |
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blu6385
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Re: Feety Pj's
I stopped really using them when I potty trained her at a little over 2 years old. not that she is potty trained a night yet (a whole another story ) when I was trying to train her att night I didn't want to have to deal with unzipping everything a night quickly for her to used the bathroom. I still have pairs for her but rarely put them on her unless she picks them out. ETA: I stop sleep sacks once I got the go a head for blankets in the crib. I never really worried about her being cold even when she didn't keep the blankets on the house is warm enough for them that they wont freeze and I figure they get cold they will use the blanket then
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Posted 8/25/14 1:19 PM |
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jams92
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Re: Feety Pj's
dd is 18 months old and i already purchased feety pjs for the winter. she never keeps socks on her so we always used feet pjs. never used the wearable blanket - dont use any blanket
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Posted 8/25/14 1:35 PM |
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BlueDiamonds
mommy to 3 boys
Member since 2/07 3885 total posts
Name: proud mommy
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Feety Pj's
DS will be 3 in Nov. I plan to use feety pj's this winter. Our house is chilly (especially his room). We have always used sleep sacks in the past because he was terrible about using a blanket. Now he LOVES his blanket. Even wants it in the summer. So, i think we will ditch the sleep sacks now.
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Posted 8/25/14 3:07 PM |
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iluvmynutty
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Re: Feety Pj's
I stopped them after my DD grew out of 5T.
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Posted 8/25/14 3:15 PM |
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SandL
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Re: Feety Pj's
We pretty much stopped at 27 months. DS' feet were way too big for the footies ( at the time he was in 3t, he would have had to wear a 5t for the footies to fit just right, but the whole pajama was ginormous on him). He's 30 months now, and the footies on 5t don't even fit him now.
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Posted 8/25/14 6:11 PM |
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alli3131
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Member since 5/09 18388 total posts
Name: Allison
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Feety Pj's
We stopped about 12 months.
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Posted 8/25/14 7:53 PM |
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jendar
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Re: Feety Pj's
Around 18 mos
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Posted 8/25/14 8:19 PM |
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ANR1211
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Member since 2/11 2131 total posts
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Feety Pj's
I know exactly what you mean. We were in 2 piece all summer (until an incident...) and it was so much easier! One morning, DS stuck his hands down his diaper and handed DH poop when he went to get him. A day or so later, DS ate his own poop and smeared it around... We decided to put him in onesies and shorts for the rest of the summer and I'm looking forward to zip up onsie pajamas for the fall/winter! I think I'll keep him like that until we potty train.
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Posted 8/25/14 8:54 PM |
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allIwant
Love my crazy life!

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Re: Feety Pj's
Posted by NervousNell
My DD refuses to wear them. She freaks out in feety pj's and has since about 2 years old.
This! My son wore them last year at 3 but I probably won't buy them for him this year
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Posted 8/25/14 11:42 PM |
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LoLaBlue
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Feety Pj's
I don't plan to buy feety pjs this winter for DD (18 mo). I will put her regular pjs and socks.
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Posted 8/26/14 8:18 AM |
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caps612
In love with my little guys!!

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Re: Feety Pj's
Posted by ANR1211
I know exactly what you mean. We were in 2 piece all summer (until an incident...) and it was so much easier! One morning, DS stuck his hands down his diaper and handed DH poop when he went to get him. A day or so later, DS ate his own poop and smeared it around... We decided to put him in onesies and shorts for the rest of the summer and I'm looking forward to zip up onsie pajamas for the fall/winter! I think I'll keep him like that until we potty train.
I don't mean to, but I could not help but laugh. But that is awful! I would be going to one piece PJ's if that happened to me too!
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Posted 8/26/14 9:04 AM |
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maymama
my little loves

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Re: Feety Pj's
Jack wore them last winter in a 5T
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Posted 8/26/14 10:45 AM |
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MrsO
Big Brothers to Be

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Name: Maureen
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Re: Feety Pj's
My boys were still wearing them last year and they were 4 and 5. They love them
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Posted 8/26/14 11:20 AM |
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Jenn627
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Re: Feety Pj's
DD is 27m and we still use them. I plan on using them for a while. She doesn't like blankets and I like to freeze us all out.
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Posted 8/26/14 11:50 AM |
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