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There are a few things to consider when choosing pajamas for your baby boy. The first is fabric. If you prefer cotton, remember that children's pajamas size nine months and larger must be either flame resistant or snug fitting. What does this mean when choosing cotton pajamas for your baby boy? Cotton pajamas for infants will be snug fitting to the child's skin. Loose fitting pajamas are made of flame resistant polyester.
The second thing to consider is the print. Even babies have strong preferences for characters. Babies love Elmo, Mickey Mouse and superheroes.
Another consideration is warmth. If your baby kicks his blanket off each night, you might consider footed pajamas. Otherwise, we carry a variety of lighter weight pajamas in lots of fun prints.
Establish a Bedtime Routine for Your Baby
Admittedly, we learned about bedtime routines the hard way. Our son was one of those babies who just didn't want to fall into an easy sleep routine. But, we persisted and eventually bedtime became easier.
(Honestly, I don't think that there are any magic tricks. I think that each child is different. My daughter just always went to sleep easily. We never did anything differently with her. My son always resisted going to sleep. It was almost as if he didn't want to miss anything.)
Eventually we did establish a regular bedtime with our son when he was a baby. We set up a little routine every night. We followed it night after night. Eventually he learned that a bath, a book, and pjs meant that he needed to settle down and get ready for bed.
Each night we would start with a bath. I would put lavender baby bath in the water as it is supposed to calm the baby down. After the bath, I would dry off the baby and put them into some pajamas. I was always partial to footed pajamas for my children. First, we lived in cold climates at the time. Second, both of my children were constantly kicking off their blankets. If I put them in footed pjs, I didn't have to worry about them getting cold in the middle of the night.
Next, I would sit on the rocker with the baby and read a few stories. (Once my son learned to walk, he learned that he could prolong bedtime by bring a giant pile of books over for me to read. I tired to keep it to three or four.) My favorites were Sheep in a Jeep, Goodnight Moon, and Pajama Time.
After story time, I would put the baby in crib and quietly close the door. My daughter would immediately doze off to sleep. My son would take a little longer.
Treasure all of those bedtimes when your children are little. In the blink of an eye, they will be ready to start high school.
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