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can anyone recommend nice pj's or onsies for a 2 yr old at Xmas

10 replies

ssd · 13/11/2013 20:06

for both sexes

thanks

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fuzzpig · 13/11/2013 20:25

If you don't mind character stuff I'd say this Gruffalo onesie - I am GUTTED they don't go above age 6 as DD would love it.

TheBitchesOfWeestick · 13/11/2013 20:27

I got some lovely pjs for my DC from character.com - good quality and delivered next day.

Still debating whether to go back for the ones with minions on Grin

mootime · 13/11/2013 20:41

I blow the budget once a year and get the dc some from the white company. You can usually get a discount code.

Mamuss · 13/11/2013 20:44

I got some gorgeous ones for my some from Florence and Fred at tesco and really cheap too Smile

ssd · 13/11/2013 20:44

the gruffalo onesie is cute!!

I had a look at the character site and some of the pj's are less than a fiver so could buy more, but is the quality ok for that price?

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fuzzpig · 13/11/2013 20:59

Florence and Fred?!

Is that what the F&F stands for?

Every day a schoolday on MN!

SugarplumKate · 13/11/2013 22:23

My Mum is buying this onsie for my 3 year old www.next.co.uk/g492590s4#881676g49

Last year we had primark onsies for my 3 older ones, they have lasted really well and were very cheap. Sizes can be a little odd so you need to have a good look in the shop.

ScariestFairyByFar · 13/11/2013 22:36

Asda have nice ones very cool monster ones in the boys bit that I thought were pretty unisex

hyenafunk · 14/11/2013 14:49

White company, Next, Hatley, Mothercare, Cath Kidston and Boden have best quality (and cutest prints) pjs.

I know they're a bit pricier than Primark and Asda but the quality makes up for that. I only say this as someone who learnt from the mistake of buying cheaper pjs which I had to replace after not very long and so spent the same amount as I would have on the pricier ones anyway. Logos on cheaper pjs rub off or crack badly after a couple of washes, they go all bitty and rough, get holes in them, lose buttons, shrink and zips on onesies last a week if that. Also they have no resale value.

You can get them on ebay for quite cheap and still in good condition as well.

OneUp · 14/11/2013 18:47

I've seen some cute mothercare ones and they're doing buy one get one half price at the moment. Mothercare Christmas Pyjamas

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