Lately, when we check on the bambini before heading up to bed, we find Joe without his pajamas on. He had several kinds of pajamas: footed sleepers (fleece and cotton), and pants and shirt sets (the kind that are made to fit like sausage casings). He always striped off the footed sleepers. He seemed to not be able to get the sausage casings off entirely, but we would find that he had pushed the legs up as high as he could and had wrestled with the shirt. Was he hot? Uncomfortable? Just excited about his ability to take his clothes off? Worried that he was hot or uncomfortable, we got him some pairs of the looser fitting big boy pajamas. It's a little sad to say good-bye to the footed sleepers and sausage casings, but some things remain unchanged: he's still taking his pajamas off.
Monday, November 1, 2010
Joe's Pajamas
Lately, when we check on the bambini before heading up to bed, we find Joe without his pajamas on. He had several kinds of pajamas: footed sleepers (fleece and cotton), and pants and shirt sets (the kind that are made to fit like sausage casings). He always striped off the footed sleepers. He seemed to not be able to get the sausage casings off entirely, but we would find that he had pushed the legs up as high as he could and had wrestled with the shirt. Was he hot? Uncomfortable? Just excited about his ability to take his clothes off? Worried that he was hot or uncomfortable, we got him some pairs of the looser fitting big boy pajamas. It's a little sad to say good-bye to the footed sleepers and sausage casings, but some things remain unchanged: he's still taking his pajamas off.
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