Elevate bedtime comfort with our premium Baby and Kids sleepwear collection at Nest and Sprout. Discover sleepers, two-piece pajama sets, and more. This collection includes sleepwear choices for babies and children, ensuring a cozy and safe night's sleep for your little ones. Remember that sleepwear for nighttime meets certain criteria for safety.

Should kids sleep in pajamas? Yes, it’s recommended because sleepwear has different flammability requirements to protect children when they sleep. Sleepwear also helps regulate body temperature and provides additional nighttime comfort. Everyday children's clothes are not suited for night.

What's the deal with sleepwear flammability? Children's sleepwear sold in Canada must meet strict flammability requirements to protect children from burns if their sleepwear comes in contact with ignition sources. Fabrics like cotton, cotton-blend, and rayon tend to catch fire and burn more quickly than synthetic materials like nylon and polyester.

Why do kids wear tight PJs? For the flammability aspect - tight-fitting clothes won't ignite as easily, and there's less air between the garment and skin to feed the fire. Many kids' PJ sets are marked as tight-fitting for safety reasons.

What age do kids stop wearing footie pajamas? There isn’t a set end period, but footie pajamas may become harder to find as children grow into the toddler ages.

Do kids need to wear sleepwear with a sleepsuit or sleep bag? No, most sleep suits or sleep bags are rated for naked sleep to provide warmth without clothing. However, you can add sleepwear for additional warmth or comfort if desired.

How many pairs of pajamas does a child need? The internet suggests 4-7 pairs, but this can vary depending on your family, budget, and laundry habits. Some families may find that rotating 2 pairs works well for them, while others prefer to have more options available. Choose what works best for your household.