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Pajamas for a 17Mo

I'm shopping online for pajamas for my 17month old she is currently wearing 12mo size, she was a preemie. I see that most of the pjs in the next size up for her don't have feet. When do you start putting them in pjs with no feet? At this age she moves around so much at night that a blanket does not stay on her and ends up in the corner of the crib. I would think her feet would get cold. Thanks for the help!

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Thanks everyone for all the input. We live overseas in a third world country so unfortunetly I can't just run out to the store and not all stores online are shipping friendly to a military address. I appreciate everyones ideas we will keep getting those with feet we will just look a little harder for them!

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The Children's Place has feet pjs(cotton and fleece options) in sizes up to 3T or 36months. Maybe even 4T? That's where I order my kids Christmas pjs every year. You can google "coupon codes for children's place" to almost always get a discount. Retailmenot.com is usually the one I use. My 18 month old wears both kinds of pjs...I just put socks on him if they don't have feet:)

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They still make pjs with feet up until about 5t I believe. I think they still come in packs of two up to about 24 mos. then you will have to buy them one at a time. I can still find them for my 4 year old. Wal-mart, JC Penney, Target..are to name a few. I don't like the ones without the feet either.

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Our 2-yr-old sleeps like a rotisserie chicken, so there's no way we can keep blankets on him. We layer him in two pairs of sweats and an oversized pullover, plus thick socks.

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My son never wore pj's with feet. he was too tall. He also moves around so much that blankets don't stay on him. I don't know where you live but it is getting warmer most places now so I wouldn't worry too much about it or use socks. AND thank you to whoever in your family is serving our country :)

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The childrens place has awesome pj's with feet up to 24 months...they are lightweight cotton so they are warn but dont get too hot and I think they are always 3 pairs for 25 bucks =]

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My son was in pajamas with feet until a few months after his 2nd birthday.
I got them in Europe but Sears also had some.

Now, he sleeps with socks. I noticed that on the nights when he doesn't have socks, he wakes up earlier. But maybe just a coincidence!

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My son is almost 5 and still loves pajamas with feet during the winter. For spring and summer he wears the tight fitting 2 piece pjs.

We get our pajamas with feet from Carters. They go up to a least 5 T in size.

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my son is 2 and hates pj's with feet! I dont think the cold feet syndrome that we adults get really bothers toddlers! I wouldn't worry so much unless you decide to take her outside with pj's on but then you can always through on a pair of those sucks with the slip resistant soles or a pair of slippers.

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They still make pjs with feet up until about 5t I believe. I think they still come in packs of two up to about 24 mos. then you will have to buy them one at a time. I can still find them for my 4 year old. Wal-mart, JC Penney, Target..are to name a few. I don't like the ones without the feet either.

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Carters makes them...you can find them at Wal Mart and Target. But, the ones with footies past 12month size are very hard to find after winter. If you have trouble finding them, you can get a blanket called sleep sack. Babies R Us carries them. It is a blanket, both thin and thick material that has no sleeves. So their arms go through the sleeves and you zip them up. They work really well.

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