Mom and daughter coloring the princess-themed color-your-own pajamas together at bedtime

Washable Color-Your-Own Pajama Set

Fairytale Princess / 2-3 years
$29.90
Sale price  $29.90 Regular price 
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Mom and daughter coloring the princess-themed color-your-own pajamas together at bedtime
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AGES 2–8

Washable Color-Your-Own Pajama Set

$29.90
Sale price  $29.90 Regular price 
Soft & cosy Made for comfy nights
Creative expression They make it their own
Bedtime connection A screen-free ritual together
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Made from a soft and stretchy cotton blend, these unisex pajamas are designed for comfortable nights, easy movement and creative bedtime routines.
The set includes washable fabric markers, so kids can start coloring and creating right away
  • Category: Children’s pajamas
  • Fabric: 95% cotton, 5% spandex
  • Fit: Unisex
  • Recommended age: 3–8 years
  • Recommended height: Approximately 39–55 in
  • Fabric feature: Moisture-wicking
  • Design: Printed design
  • Finish: Neat stitching and cleanly trimmed threads
Delivery & refunds

Ships in 1–2 business days
Tracked delivery in 5–9 business days.

30-day returns on unused items in original condition. Return shipping is paid by the customer.

Bedtime, honestly

Bedtime isn't supposed to be a battle.
You're not doing it wrong.

An over-tired child doesn't need another screen. They need something to slow them down.

Wired, won't wind down

The iPad you swore you wouldn't

Quietly colouring, calm at last

A pyjama they colour in is a screen they don't.

Hands busy, eyes off the screen, mind winding down. It turns the fight before bed into the quiet bit you both look forward to.

The 8pm shift

Same child. Different evening.

Nothing about them changed. Just what's in their hands.

Before
  • "Every single night is a war."
  • The iPad, just to get ten minutes' peace
  • Refusing pyjamas, refusing bed
  • You, wiped out on the sofa by 9:30
After
  • "Can I go to bed now, to do my colouring?"
  • Hands busy, screen forgotten
  • Running to put the pyjamas on
  • The house, quiet. You, off duty
Bedtime used to be the worst part of my day. Now it's the best.

A parent

The real problem

You don't need more stuff. You need something that lasts.

The goody bags, the party favours, the plastic that's underfoot by Tuesday. Enough.

The junk drawer

  • Fun for five minutes, then forgotten
  • One more thing to stand on in the dark
  • Straight to landfill
  • Another screen in disguise
VS

A pyjama they made

  • A calm activity and something to wear
  • Soft cotton, kind to sensitive skin
  • Something they're proud of
  • Off the screen, using their hands

One belongs in the bin. The other, they wear to school.

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