Do your kids wear undies under their jammies?

Anonymous
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Anonymous wrote:Gross. Yes. Why wouldn't they?


Because the sweat all day, or are bad a wiping.. And also promotes a sweaty damp environment ripe for growing bacteria.

So it is gross to sleep in underwear, not to mention unhealthy.


So why not shower or bathe before bed?


This. It's pretty gross to sleep in your filth.
Anonymous
My children always wore their underwear under their jammies and never had any kind of infections or any issues because of it.
Anonymous
One more vote for commando (the whole family).
Yes, we bathe. Yes, we can spell "bathe." We find it more comfortable, and think it more healthy to air out. No, we're not weirdos or perverts.

Your choices are your choices. Personal autonomy is a lovely thing.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:One more vote for commando (the whole family).
Yes, we bathe. Yes, we can spell "bathe." We find it more comfortable, and think it more healthy to air out. No, we're not weirdos or perverts.

Your choices are your choices. Personal autonomy is a lovely thing.



Gross
Anonymous
Mine wear undies as their jammies.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:One more vote for commando (the whole family).
Yes, we bathe. Yes, we can spell "bathe." We find it more comfortable, and think it more healthy to air out. No, we're not weirdos or perverts.

Your choices are your choices. Personal autonomy is a lovely thing.


+1. DS (6) and DD (4) bathe at night and wear PJs with no undies. DH wears a clean pair of boxers to bed. And I wear sleep shorts and a tank top. Gotta let your stuff breathe!
Anonymous
Hmm, interesting. I've always work undies and have never gotten a UTI. I do all cotton undies, so maybe that helps? Kids do all cotton also. Isn't that breathable enough?
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:Weird. Yes, my children always wear undies


Weird. My DS hardly wears undies.
Anonymous
Sometimes he turns them inside out and says he's wearing clean undies. Heck, sometimes I do that. Haha.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:Mine wear undies as their jammies.


SO technically you are in the "no" camp (unless you double up).

For the rest if you judgy mcjudgersons... Get a grip. Just because it isn't what YOU do doesn't make it gross or wrong (either way). Just be thankful if you are in a household with kids and everyone is sleeping. Who gives a crap what they are wearing (or not) to do that.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:No undies, even during the day for mom sometimes haha. When my son is out of diapers if will be no undies at night for him as well. Less to wash!


Or not. My kids get a bath before bed and then sleep in the same pajamas for two nights--sometimes three when it is a favorite pair of pajamas. So by wearing underwear, we are avoiding washing the PJs after every wear.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:Gross. Yes. Why wouldn't they?


Because the sweat all day, or are bad a wiping.. And also promotes a sweaty damp environment ripe for growing bacteria.

So it is gross to sleep in underwear, not to mention unhealthy.


But that is going to get on the pajamas too. Or the sheets if they are naked.
Anonymous
We wear cooton undies under our jammies. But I understand why people would do commando. I figure the purpose of undies is to protect your clothes from your, erm, secretions, butt etc. And if you are going to wash your jammies after each use what difference does it make. But if you wear jammies more than once before washing, with no undies, gross.
Anonymous
Never. I usually wear a night gown only, sometimes naked. Hubby almost always sleep naked except maybe 4 or 5 times a year when it is really cold, then he would wear a T-shirt only. Our sons 10 and 8 usually sleeps naked in summer and with a big T-shirt only in winter. They have a few pairs of loose fitting boxer shorts to wear during sleepovers and that is the only time they actually wear underwear. They have been going commando during daytime as well since being potty trained. I really don't see the need for underwear for males, just extra washing.

As a teenager, I belonged to a babysitting club during the late 80's to middle 90's and I remember nightshirts / big T-shirts being very popular sleepwear for preteen boys then. I babysat for many different families and except for one family, the rest all went commando under their nightshirts which was easy to spot with boys not being very cautious on how they sit, etc.
Anonymous
No....He's 7.
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