Footie Jammies..... cool or not cool?

[redhen]

I love them too..
the only problem that i have with them is.. my feet get hot..and i cant take the feet off the footies in the middle of the night...

I think they're a cute gift!

 

[Dar]

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Ok I can kinda understand your point but my footies as a kid always had rubber soles.... and there is no 2 year olds in my house.... and if my 18, 13, and 8 yr old have to be told no running in the house they need a "what for"...lol

 

[Spookwriter]

I like them on my wife. I think they're cute.

Do I want a pair for me? Not really.

 

[PineappleMama]

AWESOME! I've wanted a pair for years and years... figured they'd be AWESOME when camping... boys have that SO much easier.

Only downside is the slippery feet... that's how my nephew broke his leg... footie jammies and a tile floor. Poor kid... and poor mom for that matter since the morons at the hospital insisted the ONLY way a kid could break their leg is if she broke it changing his diaper.

So... if I ever do get a pair I'ma be sure and put some duct tape on the feet.

 

[Cetawin]

I love footed jammies. My favorite pair had a flap in the back so I could run to the potty in the night and not freeze. I miss those. LOL

 

[rebelcowboysnb]

OK for a girl but not guys.

 

[silkiechicken]

So here is my question. Do you have to take the whole thing off to go to the bathroom at 4am? Sounds like a lot of work.

 

[Rozzie]

Oh HELL no!

OK for little kids only.

I can just see me putting a pair of those under the tree for my 16 year old son. He'd have me committed. Seriously. Then again, I think I'd have already had myself committed for such an act...

 

[Tala]

I LOOOOOOVED "feet pajamas" when I was a kid, my sister and I both loved when it got cold enough to wear them, but now as an adult I can't even sleep with socks on. Even when it' cold I frequently sleep with my feet sticking out of the covers - used to drive my mom batty coz she'd come cover them up and I'd stick them back out again. lol

I do however, have a pair of classic red wool blend "long johns" (no feet, obviously) that make SUPER DUPER pjs when it's cold, and work great for their intended purpose as a base layer if I'm wearing something like coveralls or insulated overalls. Some may say it doesn't get *that* cold in Arkasnas, but I'm cold natured, yet still love to be outdoors. Wool is my best friend. I've been known to walk my dog at night when it was 20*F out - wearing insulated hunting overalls.

So here is my question. Do you have to take the whole thing off to go to the bathroom at 4am? Sounds like a lot of work.

Kindof. I used to have a system where I'd unzip the front, and then pull one sleeve inside the other before peeling them down, so they didn't flop into the toilet water. I don't remember it being all that much of a problem, but then again we had a wood stove so it's not like I froze my tail when I had to pee. And I was a kid too, so I guess I didn't care. lol The bedrooms though, were furthest from the stove, and with 2 uninsulated outside walls, which made it cool enough at night to justify the warm pjs.​

 

[justbugged]

There is a picture of me taken 3 days before my first daughter was born with me wearing my peach footed jammies. The picture was taken so that it was very clear that I had a very cute bun in the oven. I loved those jammies. I remember buying them from a Montgomery Wards catalog. i don't know where you could buy them anymore. I don't remember what happened to my pj's, I do know that they wouldn't fit anymore. All three of my kids wore footed pjs.