Most inexpensive route for family jammies?

[Anonymous]

Hi— anyone have ideas about good family jammies that won’t cost a ton of money? I like the Burt’s bees but even those will be over $100 for a family of 3. Or is that the best I can do?

[Anonymous]

I don’t know. Even target was close to $100 for our family of three. It’s not that serious!

[Anonymous]

Children’s Place. They are a bit wild looking but inexpensive.

[Anonymous]

Kohl’s has a sale on them when I was there last weekend.

[Anonymous]

One year we scored very cute ones at Penny’s. Probably the only time I’d stepped inside one for a decade but it was some crazy sale and I think I got ours for $8-12 each (buying for 9 from baby and kid and mostly adults.) The baby one was in color range.

[Anonymous]

Sign up for Burt’s Bees Baby emails. They go on super sale direct from their site closer to Thanksgiving. I got ours for like $10-$15 each last year. .

[Anonymous]

I'm a little confused, are you all talking about matching pajamas for the whole family? Adults included? Is there a reason people do this, photo sessions or something?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I'm a little confused, are you all talking about matching pajamas for the whole family? Adults included? Is there a reason people do this, photo sessions or something?

NP. I just wanted to do it to open presents and wear Christmas morning. I mean Dh would be taking photos but not for photo sessions or anything. Hence why I’m not paying $100 for our family of 3.

[Anonymous]

gymboree when there is a good sale. they usually have cute ones for halloween and christmas/winter

[Anonymous]

Just say no. How embarrassing.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Just say no. How embarrassing.

What’s embarrassing is your need to insult a stranger for something that doesn’t affect you in any way.

[Anonymous]

We give our kids matching holiday pj's on Thanksgiving night. That's our tradition - they wear them through the season, but definitely Christmas eve. It makes the cost more bearable. DH wears a Grinch t-shirt every year. It's a family joke.
Kids only we've found things for a range of ages at Carters, then you could get coordinating stripes for the adults elsewhere.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Just say no. How embarrassing.

What’s embarrassing is your need to insult a stranger for something that doesn’t affect you in any way.

Nope. If you’re doing cheesy bs like this you should not blazon it abroad. Keep that shit private.

[Anonymous]

My kids LOVE matching Xmas pjs. I guess one person’s cheesy BS is another person’s treasured tradition. At any rate, Target usually runs a sale on PJ’s before the holidays. I’d keep an eye out and wait for the sale.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I'm a little confused, are you all talking about matching pajamas for the whole family? Adults included? Is there a reason people do this, photo sessions or something?

OP here. Yes, matching pajamas for the whole family. Because my daughter loves the idea of matching with us and I love her and don't see the harm in it.
So to all the haters, get off your judge-y high horse (why are you opening this post anyway if only to be snarky?)