12 Best Kids Winter Pyjamas for a Cosy Sleep
We've found the cosiest kids winter pyjamas including the 'must have' Oodie item that one child 'wanted to wear to school'.
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Winter pyjamas are so popular at our house that some days they never come off (hello, pyjama day!) and I'm not just talking about the kids.
The trouble is when you grab last year's pjs from the back of the cupboard, you might find, as I have, that your kids have had a growth spurt, and nothing fits. The pj bottoms finish half way up their legs and tops barely cover their stomach. Plus a year on, their tastes have changed, so while last winter was all about unicorns and dinosaurs, this year might be mermaids and superheroes. And who doesn't like a fresh new look?
To make your (winter) life easier, we've rounded up a few of our favourite pjs, in a range of fun colours, bold prints and cute styles that you can grab online and make your little ones eager for bedtime, night after night. They may not want to go to sleep, but getting the pjs on is definitely a step in the right direction.
Our top pick is the Oodie, the original oversized hooded blanket from the ultimate comfort brand, The Oodie. It may not be conventional sleepwear, but every kid needs one. Super warm and cosy, the Oodie is lined with ultra soft sherpa fleece and feels like a big warm hug. Perfect for kids to lounge around the home and snuggle up in bed on cold winter nights. And parents couldn't be happier.
'Super soft, really cute, fun design,' said a five-star reviewer. 'My daughter loves it and now doesn't have to steal her brother's.'
'Absolutely amazing!!!' said another. 'My kids love wearing these during winter! So soft and fluffy, definitely a must have!'
And if you have a toddler on your hands, you can't go past the Merino Wool Collection Sleepsuit from Love to Dream. Featuring 30 per cent merino wool filling, this zippered sleepsuit is so snug and cosy, it will keep your little one oh-so warm, (and hopefully asleep), all night long.
One parent described this sleepsuit as 'excellent' and left a five-star review saying, 'Our toddler adores her extra warm sleepsuit with legs – perfect for getting out of bed on chilly mornings.'
Keep reading to check out our top picks this season, but as many have already been discounted, you'll have to hurry …
BEST OVERALL WINTER PJS FOR KIDS
Dachshund Oodie, $52.50 (down from $75) at The Oodie
Why we love i t: The best cosy loungewear money can buy
What to consider: Might be too hot to actually sleep in
Material: ToastyTek Fleece Outer, sherpa fleece lining | Size: One size | Care: Machine washable
What You Need To Know
Not strictly speaking pyjamas, but the OG Oodie will get your kids through the chilliest of winters thanks to its quirky oversized hooded blanket design with soft flannel fleece on the outside and a warm sherpa fleece lining. Ever since those COVID lockdowns, the comfy Oodie has become essential home-lounging attire – and not just for the kids but the entire family (dog included). The Oodie is available in a wide range of fun patterns, it feature deep pockets for all those necessary items and, if you can ever prise it off your kid, is completely machine washable.
'Excellent quality, super warm and cosy,' wrote a five-star reviewer. 'I struggle to get my 7 year old out of it and I have to wash it in the night when she's asleep so it's ready to wear again!'
Another wrote, 'My daughter loves her Oodie and she even wanted to wear it to school!'
Why we love it: Same great Bonds quality
Material: Cotton, elastane | Size: 1 to 14 | Colour: 12 different patterns
What You Need To Know
This cosy stretch cotton pyjama set from trusted brand Bonds features a long sleeve tee and incredibly comfy leggings with a branded elastic waist. So cosy and easy to pull on – and with Bond's contemporary style and cool designs, your kids will be thrilled whenever bedtime rolls around.
'Love the soft fabric of Bonds kids sleep sets,' wrote a happy parent. 'Kids also find the fat elastic waistband really comfortable.'
Tilii Corgi Fleece Pyjama Set, $39.99 at Myer
Why we love it: Great quality and cute design
What to consider: Limited stock in some sizes
Materials: 100 per cent cotton jersey, brushed fleece | Size: 8 to 16 | Colour: Light Blue, Red/Pink, Light Pink/Blue
What You Need To Know
These pyjamas by popular kids brand Tilii, offer a long sleeve tee in stretch cotton and cosy brushed fleece leggings with ribbed cuffs at the ankle to trap the warmth. A cute corgi pattern in three different colour combos is hugely appealing, while the slim non bulky fit is ideal for comfortable sleeping.
One Myer customer left a five-star review saying, 'Very cute and comfortable. My daughter loves wearing it.'
'These are so cute and warm,' said another. 'My daughter has been really into corgis lately (even though that's not the type of dog we have!) and when I gave her these she was over the moon.'
Why we love it: Bright and bold
What to consider: Keep away from heat and flame
What You Need To Know
Fans of Spider-Man will love this fun and vibrant pj set. Exclusive to THE ICONIC, this ensemble is made from soft cotton-rich fabric and features a round neck, long sleeves and elasticated cuffs at wrists and ankles to keep the inside even warmer.
Why we love it: Squishmallows are always a hit
What to consider: Keep away from heat and flame
Materials: Recycled cotton/cotton (exclusive of trims) | Size: 5 to 10 | Care: Machine washable
What You Need To Know
As usual, Big W has some fantastic pyjama options for kids at great prices, such as this cute Squishmallow set with its bright all-over design. These pjs are made from stretchy cotton providing breathable warmth that's comfy and cosy all night (or day) long. My kids still love squishmallows, however if that doesn't suit your brood, there's also a Disney Kids Stitch Ohana set to consider.
Bauhaus Gaming Pyjama, $39.99 at Myer
Why we love it: Excellent quality
What to consider: Larger sizes are selling out
Material: 100 per cent cotton jersey | Size: 8 to 16 | Colour: Pewter, Navy
What You Need To Know
Made from soft stretchy cotton, these stylish pyjamas feel every bit as good as they look. Customers on the Myer website rave about their quality, fit and overall comfort factor – in fact everyone so far has given them a glowing five-star review.
'My son loves these pyjamas. I would highly recommend them,' wrote one, while another said, 'Fabulous quality my grandson loves them, couldn't wait to wear them.'
Merino Wool Collection Sleepsuit, 3.5 TOG, $99.95 At Love To Dream
Why we love it: Contains pure Merino wool
What to consider: Ensure the TOG rating suits your home/climate
What You Need To Know
Love To Dream make award-winning sleep bags and rompers for little ones and has just introduced their beautiful Merino Wool Collection. With 30 per cent pure Merino wool, this sleepsuit will keep your kid toasty warm, while still allowing for easy movement. It comes in a wide range of tones and patterns so something for every child, plus it's machine washable (always a godsend).
Senior Ecommerce Content Manager, Edwina Carr Barraclough recently tried out one of these sleepsuits on her daughter. 'After trialling the sleep suit – my three-year-old slept like a dream! I asked her thoughts on the suit. 'So cosy, Mummy,' was her response and I think it sums it up perfectly.'
ergoPouch Sleep Onesies, 2.5 TOG, $74.95 at THE ICONIC
Why we love it: All-night warmth even if the covers are thrown off.
What to consider: Warmer climates might need a different TOG rating
Materials: 95 per cent organic cotton, 5 per cent elastane Size: 12-24 months, 6-12 months, 2-3 years | Care: Machine washable
What You Need To Know
Like a cosy sleeping bag, but with legs for easy movement, this organic cotton sleepsuit can be worn on its own or layered with pjs underneath. A three-way zip makes for quick and easy changes and fold-over foot cuffs keep toes nice and toasty. Rated 2.5 TOG for warmth, it's designed to keep kids warm in room temperatures of 17-23°C with no need for additional blankets in the cot.
BEST BUDGET WINTER PJS
K-D Kids Striped Flannelette Pyjama Set, $9 at Big W
Why we love it: Bright colourful designs
What to consider: They may only last a season
What You Need To Know
There's nothing cosier than a pair of flannelette pyjamas to wear, not just to bed but around the house on cold winter days. This pair from Big W is cheap as chips yet still good quality made of cotton flannel with matching collared top and pants. Available in different patterns including Orchid Bloom and Pink Check, at this price, you can buy of each and still have change leftover.
Why we love it: Appealing price tag
What to consider: Only up to size 7
Materials: 100 per cent stretch cotton | Size: 3 to 7 | Care: Warm machine wash
What You Need To Know
This multi-coloured striped pj set consists of a long sleeve tee with round neck and matching bottoms. Made from 100 per cent cotton, it's easy to pull over little heads, while an elasticated waist adds to the overall comfort.
Kids Sherpa Fleece Striped Gown, $25 at Target
Why we love it: Made of soft cosy sherpa fleece
What to consider: High fire danger so keep away from heat and flame
Material: Sherpa fleece | Size: 8 to 16 | Care: Machine washable
What You Need To Know
This snugly dressing gown is just the thing to pop over pjs on a chilly night or early morning. Made from fluffy sherpa fleece, it's soft and incredibly warm, while a tie belt design keeps your kid snug at all times. Available in either red/pink, blue/grey or pink/white, this gown is not only warm but also machine washable and incredibly affordable.
Why we love it: Cosy and snug design with a hood
What to consider: You need to sign up to Linen Lovers for the discounted price
Material: Plush polyester | Size: S/M, M/L | Care: Cold machine wash with light colours
What You Need To Know
Made from the super soft fabric that Adairs uses for cosy throws and blankets, this hooded dressing gown is snug, warm and super cute. It has a self tie and comes in a choice of three patterns, including Flowers, Creatures and Rainbow/Unicorn. And if you become a member, you can get this (and other items) at a discount price.
WHAT TO CONSIDER WHEN BUYING KIDS PYJAMAS
We took the following factors into consideration when choosing the pyjamas on this list:
Fit: It's always best to buy the right size for your kid and not be tempted to size up to get more wear out of your purchase. Chances are they will want a different style or pattern by the following year, so buy for comfort instead.
Feel: Kids are particular about the feel of their clothing particularly pjs, so make sure it's soft and comfy, rather than scratchy, itchy or any other word they come up with.
Fabric: Look for the right fabric to suit your climate. Soft breathable materials are always comfortable for nightwear, especially if you have a hot sleeper.
Cost: There's a huge variety in price points and you can choose between cheap and cheerful basics to something a little more luxe that might last longer.
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
WHAT FABRIC IS BEST FOR KIDS' PYJAMAS
During winter, the best pyjama fabrics to opt for are flannel, fleece, cotton jersey and knit. Fleece and flannel are probably the warmest options if you live somewhere that gets super cold, whereas cotton jersey and knit are cosy while still being breathable and stretchy for comfort.
HOW MUCH SLEEP DO KIDS NEED?
The exact amount of sleep a child needs depends on their age, but for school age children, a total of nine to 11 hours of shut-eye is recommended per night.
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