Kid in my child’s call wears pajamas to school everyday.

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Anonymous wrote:My child is in a preschool in the 3 year old class and one of the boys in his class wears striped pajama pants or a full set of pajamas to school EVERY SINGLE DAY. I don’t get it and it drives me crazy. Why would you not buy regular clothes ( not PJ’s) for your kid to wear to school?!

Some kids are extremely sensitive to clothes and soft pjs maybe the only thing they can handle at the moment.

There are plenty of soft clothing.

it is difficult to find and pjs work in the meantime.

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Anonymous wrote:It would annoy me too, unless they are babies. Just seems disorganized and unhygienic. Are the kids wearing underwear with their pjs.

Your kids don’t wear underwear to bed?

Not with pjs. I think that’s pretty common. Clean underwear goes on in the morning when they get dressed.

This is so gross. Underwear goes under everything!!!!

Raising hand as another no underwear under pajamas team member. Never heard of wearing underwear under pajamas until I was older. And would never consider it. Seems so uncomfortable and unhygienic for the genital region.

Now I’ve heard it all. You think wearing underwear is unhygienic. I don’t even know what to say to that.

Do you also think soap is dirty and water is dry?

+1 I bet deodorant is considered “gross” too! Lol.

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Anonymous wrote:It would annoy me too, unless they are babies. Just seems disorganized and unhygienic. Are the kids wearing underwear with their pjs.

Your kids don’t wear underwear to bed?

Not with pjs. I think that’s pretty common. Clean underwear goes on in the morning when they get dressed.

This is so gross. Underwear goes under everything!!!!

Raising hand as another no underwear under pajamas team member. Never heard of wearing underwear under pajamas until I was older. And would never consider it. Seems so uncomfortable and unhygienic for the genital region.

See I think not wearing underwear under pajamas is unhygienic. Letting all that stink and juice seep onto the bottom pjs pants or shorts. Gross!

+1 And if you fart, it goes directly onto the pajama bottom instead of being contained in underwear. Gross! Also, sometimes pee leaks when people laugh. I’d want all of that contained in actual underwear which you then remove in the morning.

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Y’all think about butts way too much.

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My DS only wore pajama bottoms and a pink fleece top for about 6 months when he was 3. It was the only thing he wanted to wear so I bought a bunch of them. Every night he’d have a bath, a new set would go on (with Thomas the Tank Engine underwear), and he’d wear it to school the next day.

He is now 15. He is smart, handsome, popular, athletic, and wears a variety of fashionable clothing. Probably because he got to wear the same awesome outfit every day when he was 3.

It definitely bothered Colin’s mom because she kept bringing it up. She was super annoying and kind of a loser. Don’t be like Colin’s mom.

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Anonymous wrote:Honestly I prefer seeing 3-year-olds in comfy pyjamas vs skinny jeans or button pants.

I wouldn’t want them dirty or slept in, but yeah I hate the little man look.

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Anonymous wrote:People's kids put on clean underwear at night and then wear that underwear all night and then put clean underwear on in the morning? That is a lot of laundry. We don't own that many pairs of underwear!

Not really. You sound lazy. If kids shower at night, they are clean and should put on clean underwear. Before you go to school, yes, clean underwear. You only have 10 pair of underwear? Wierd.

Wait, you’re saying clean underwear after showering at night and then take that off and put on new clean underwear in the morning? 2 pairs of underwear per day? Really?

Nobody in our house wears underwear to bed. It would be like wearing my bra. We just wear our pjs

Ok, thanks for sharing.

Why the snark? Others have shared too.

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Anonymous wrote:People's kids put on clean underwear at night and then wear that underwear all night and then put clean underwear on in the morning? That is a lot of laundry. We don't own that many pairs of underwear!

Not really. You sound lazy. If kids shower at night, they are clean and should put on clean underwear. Before you go to school, yes, clean underwear. You only have 10 pair of underwear? Wierd.

Wait, you’re saying clean underwear after showering at night and then take that off and put on new clean underwear in the morning? 2 pairs of underwear per day? Really?

Nobody in our house wears underwear to bed. It would be like wearing my bra. We just wear our pjs

Ok, thanks for sharing.

Why the snark? Others have shared too.

I’m pretty sure it’s the same person responding poorly to everyone.

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Anonymous wrote:It would annoy me too, unless they are babies. Just seems disorganized and unhygienic. Are the kids wearing underwear with their pjs.

Your kids don’t wear underwear to bed?

Not with pjs. I think that’s pretty common. Clean underwear goes on in the morning when they get dressed.

This is so gross. Underwear goes under everything!!!!

Raising hand as another no underwear under pajamas team member. Never heard of wearing underwear under pajamas until I was older. And would never consider it. Seems so uncomfortable and unhygienic for the genital region.

Now I’ve heard it all. You think wearing underwear is unhygienic. I don’t even know what to say to that.

Do you also think soap is dirty and water is dry?

Don’t know about boys, but our ped recommends no underwear at night for girls. The vagina needs to breathe. Being cooped up in underwear 24/7 is more likely to lead to an infection.

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Anonymous wrote:It would annoy me too, unless they are babies. Just seems disorganized and unhygienic. Are the kids wearing underwear with their pjs.

Your kids don’t wear underwear to bed?

Not with pjs. I think that’s pretty common. Clean underwear goes on in the morning when they get dressed.

This is so gross. Underwear goes under everything!!!!

Raising hand as another no underwear under pajamas team member. Never heard of wearing underwear under pajamas until I was older. And would never consider it. Seems so uncomfortable and unhygienic for the genital region.

See I think not wearing underwear under pajamas is unhygienic. Letting all that stink and juice seep onto the bottom pjs pants or shorts. Gross!

In our house, we wash our clothes. Guess you don't do that.

Kids wear pajamas for at least 3 wears. Wouldn’t be able to do that without underwear. So you wash pajamas daily? If not, it’s like wearing the same underwear over and over. Talk about unhygienic!

See, I think that’s gross. I would never out clean freshly showered children into dirty last-night pajamas. Clean pair every night, clean underwear is put on in the morning.

I wonder what the mom obsessed with butt juice (???) will do when her teenager or tween sleeps without clothes on...change the sheets every day?

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Anonymous wrote:My child is in a preschool in the 3 year old class and one of the boys in his class wears striped pajama pants or a full set of pajamas to school EVERY SINGLE DAY. I don’t get it and it drives me crazy. Why would you not buy regular clothes ( not PJ’s) for your kid to wear to school?!

So young children wearing pjs to school = parents not buying regular clothes? Wow, what a leap. You know, getting some preschoolers to school is a battle.and if letting them wear pjs means one less battle, I’m cool with it.

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Anonymous wrote:The bigger issue is why this drives you crazy. Have you thought about that? This is only going to get harder as you child get older.

lighten up. this is an anonymous forum and pretty much every post is like this. I agree with OP. it seems super lazy on the parents part to not be able to dress their kid. Plus those PJs get filthy at school and no kid should be sleeping in those at home after school either.

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Anonymous wrote:My child is in a preschool in the 3 year old class and one of the boys in his class wears striped pajama pants or a full set of pajamas to school EVERY SINGLE DAY. I don’t get it and it drives me crazy. Why would you not buy regular clothes ( not PJ’s) for your kid to wear to school?!

So young children wearing pjs to school = parents not buying regular clothes? Wow, what a leap. You know, getting some preschoolers to school is a battle.and if letting them wear pjs means one less battle, I’m cool with it.

If you can't get your 3 year old into regular clothes everyday then you need to rethink your parenting. I have had plenty of battles with my kids but its pretty basic that we don't wear PJs to preschool.

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A kid in my child’s class wore a skeleton costume every day. They’re 3. Simmer down, OP.

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Anonymous wrote:The bigger issue is why this drives you crazy. Have you thought about that? This is only going to get harder as you child get older.

It would bother me too. I think it's because it tells me that those kids are in charge and the parents are push overs. OTOH, I know it's irrational because it does not affect me at all.

You really have no idea what battles those parents are fighting. Seriously, use your feelings on this to really try to stop being so judgmental. I have never sent my kids to school in pajamas but it wouldn't bother me in the least if someone else did. And I'm a pretty anal retentive, Type A person, but this literally affects me not at all so I don't know why I'd care.