Introduction into Pyjamas World

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1. Introduction into Pyjama World By Johnathan Hegg
2. A Little Bit of History The word ”pyjama” originates from the Persian ”pāyjāmeh”. It was brought to Europe in the 1870s. Gained most of its popularity between the 1930s.
3. What for? A child spends an average of 1/3 of its life in bed. Pyjamas provide warmth and comfort. They ensure additional protection against the monsters.
4. How to choose one? Parents should pay attention to the following details: – Fabric – Design – Colour – Decorations – Size
5. Fabric The most important detail There are a lot of fabrics. The most common fabrics in children's pyjamas are: - Cotton - Satin - Flannel - Jersey - Linen - Fleece
6. Organic vs. Artificial Many parents are concerned with the use of organic materials. Organic With synthetic Cotton Fleece Flannel Jersey Linen Satin
7. Design Available designs can be placed into two categories: Warmer seasons Colder seasons Two­piece pyjamas One­piece pyjamas Not Footed Footed Loose Nightdresses Snug Fitting
8. Colour This is where the clash of genders appears. Blue is the most common colour amongst both boys and girls, however more among boys. Boys Neutral Girls Black Green Pink Grey Orange Purple Yellow Red
9. Decorations Another gender­sensitive topic. Decorations depend mostly on influence of the child's environment: influence of the parents, TV shows, cartoons, outside advertisements, etc.
10. Decorations For Boys Neutral For Girls Machines Nature Dolls Animals Popular movie characters Flowers No decorations Popular cartoon characters Hearts
11. Size The sizing should be a little bit loose, in order not to be restrictive for the child. Most often children sizes are typical for the age: Age 2­3 3­4 4­5 5­6 7­8 9­10 11­12 13­14 Size XXS XS XS S M L L XL EU size 3 4 5 6 8 10 12 14
12. Fire resistance Use of fire redundant chemicals on kids pyjamas is a regulation by the most governments. It is more important during colder seasons, due to use of heaters and fireplaces. You can avoid it by buying fit pyjamas made of natural materials or ”organic clothes.”
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