Pajamas for 10 year old boys

[SaraJayne]

Shoot it wouldn't matter what I slept in, at minus 26 I am sure that I would be dead. Just what does that feel like? I can't even imagine.

PS never lived out of FL, visited NYC once. The coldest temp I have ever been in was here and it was 10 degrees, not wind chill, but actual degrees. I thought I would die. lol

People do have heat up north, you know.

OP, have you checked Children's Place? They usually have very nice, thick fleece jammie sets.

 

[RUDisney]

Make a note in your calendar to check out LL Bean's sales after the season. I have bought my DS and DD many nice flannel or fleece PJ sets, or as we call them in our house, "night, night clothes," for reasonable prices. I usually buy them for Christmas the next year.

DS only wears them when it gets really cold out. Otherwise he wears his underwear to sleep. DD also likes cami sleepwear unless it's really bitter out.

 

[stsomewhere]

All my boys sleep in their skivvies.

They lounge in track pants or "lounge" pants, but then strip down for bed.

Same with mine. He will put on a robe if he is cold before bed.

 

[zoemurr]

guess I have the only really cold blooded kid. My 9yr old lives in the footy pjs from Target all winter. I don't think he cares how he looks.. he loves them, especially straight out of the dryer.

 

[Arkansan]

I recently bought DS cute ones from GAP. They were pants and sleepshirts sold seperately to mix and match. I bought plaid bottoms with skulls on them and he was happy!

 

[marcyinPA]

I've seen boys pajamas up to a size 14...My DS11 is wearing a size 10, but I suspect he'd need size 12 pajamas. He doesn't really wear them. He wears lounge pants, with either a thermal (long underwear) shirt, a long sleeved cotton t-shirt, or a sweatshirt. Both Kohl's and Target usually have a good selection of the plain, long sleeve cotton t-shirts and they are cheap.

 

[Magpie]

We live in Canada and my 12yo sleeps in his underwear - in the cold basement! I think he's immune to the temperature.

I wish I had your problem. I've been trying to get him to wear pjs for years, but he refuses. The only compromise we've managed is that he'll now throw a blanket over his shoulders if he's coming upstairs to talk to us, after he's stripped down for bed.

The kid's got no modesty... I make him take a t-shirt and nice print boxers with him when he stays at other people's houses.

 

[Hidden_Mickey]

Thank you everyone! I went to the GAP yesterday and got him some pj's and sweatshirts. You guys rock!