At Target they have the really thick sleep suits up to size 6!!!! They are just gorgeous, and he wont get cold in one of those!! HTH!!![]()
At Target they have the really thick sleep suits up to size 6!!!! They are just gorgeous, and he wont get cold in one of those!! HTH!!![]()
i think best and less sell bigger sizes as well!!
Yep, your only options really are the sleep suits, or a heater in the bedroom. I don't know of a child who will keep covers on.
I got my nephew a size 3 (he has just gone 2 a couple of months ago) all cotton (but thick double layers) Snugtime sleepsuit in David Jones about 2 weeks ago on sale for $20. They have arms and legs in them and zip up. I bought 2 for my DD one with arms and one without. Then you can layer clothes underneath to suit the weather. I got the armless one in Myer for $35- that's the normal price. I think they're great!
I got DS some lined fleece suits from Target. He's the same, wont stay under the blankets and then when he wears pyjamas, likes to take his pants off! The ones i got are brilliant and come in big sizes too. Atm target have a 20% off sale on them so get in quick. Youll get them for $19.95.
We have a very active 2 year old who is just the same - he will not stay under his covers either! He sleeps in a singlet, a pair of long sleeve, long leg bonds cotton pyjamas and a think fleece sleep suit from target. If it is really cold night I also put socks on him. We have a block out blind plus thermal curtains on his window as well. It seems to do the trick.
We have the same issue with our son. I am just weaning lol him into winter jammies now . Although we don't get winters as cold as yours our nights are genrally 13 sometimes a degree or 2 lower but rarely
When we go camping we have bought all in one suits and use socks as well and a beanie
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