To put 2yo DS in leggings?

[TJDetweiler]

They're comfy, I'm not a big fan of joggers, he would wear them with T-shirts. Is he going to look ridiculous?

allpizzas DS prefers the straight cut and less notable elastic I think. He's not in skin tight leggings (or wasn't until this pair!). I gave him the choice of what he wanted based on the pictures and he was quite adamant he didn't want the other styles!

AllPizza it's the looseness that I don't really like. To me leggings are just as comfy and easy but a bit less casual looking.

My boys wear a lot of leggings - H&M, Zara and John Lewis are usually your best bet. I like that they're comfy, soft and not restrictive.

The 'leggings' posted by Ncforthispost2005 just look like trousers to me. So if that's what you mean by leggings, OP, then I wouldn't bat an eyelid at buying them for my son or at any boy wearing them.

If you're talking about super-tight black lycra thingies like adult women wear, then I'd probably not buy them for my DS myself, but each to their own.

These are the ones I ordered. The Zara ones are jogging are really just jogging bottoms but snug. The M&S ones are the sort I'm asking about really. If he likes them then I'll order some of the nicer colourful ones.

My DS had Christmas leggings. I loved them on him!

My DS still loves wearing leggings at 7. I don't see the problem.

What's wrong with jogging bottoms?

Hazey nothing at all. DS has quite a few pairs. I just don't really like them.

Loads of boys wear leggings nowadays, I think they're fab.

I've just bought the Fred and Noah dinosaur ones! ❤️

I'm the exact opposite and insist on putting my 15 month old DD in joggers because I dislike leggings :) it does make her stand out/look different from the other girls but I'm ok with that. Probably doesn't help that they, along with her t-shirts are DS hand-me-downs and are all notably boyish (I didn't buy any of them, I prefer neutral on both of them) so she does look distinctly boyish. I don't mind in the slightest - don't see why anyone should mind a boy in leggings either...

As long as they don't keep wearing them as adults.

Why ever not! It did David Bowie no harm at all!

I got some lovely blushes with stars on fir my DS. They were from the M&S girls section!

I don't like joggers- they look a bit scruffy, baggy and slip down at the hips. Joggers look like PJs to me!

See I think it's the other way round! Leggings look like pyjamas and jogging bottoms look smarter. Ds wears jogging bottoms, they fit well, they're not baggy, they are in a range of colours and he doesn't look like Max Wall with little skinny legs!

I've never managed to find joggers that aren't baggy. My DC have long legs and small waists so joggers slip down. Leggings are very stretchy and don't hinder movement.

I don't like busy patterned leggings and joggers for toddlers though, they look PJ-ish. Not that it should matter but I don't want people to think we haven't got dressed!

I only wear joggers for gardening/gym but wear smart leggings with tunics most days.

My 6 year old exclusively wears leggings. He doesn't like jeans or chinos and I refuse to put him in joggers. He likes bright colours too, purple and blue and bright red!

Gender specific clothes are ridiculous.

I like Zara boy leggings m.zara.com/uk/en/kids/baby-boy-%7C-3-months-4-years/trousers/cactus-leggings-c358119p4235517.html

My nearly 4 year old loves them and I prefer him in comfy clothes than restrictive trousers. He's nearly out of the biggest size in Zara baby boy but I buy them from the girl's section, shops on Instagram and a few other places.

Joggers are nice if you get the right style, skinny joggers with a drop crotch or harem style are nice and look just as stylish.