Can My Kids Sleep in Their Thermals?

If you want your kids to have a warm, cozy, and blissful night's sleep in the winter, then turning up the heat may not be the only option. In the past, you may have cranked up the heat in the whole house to keep everyone warm. This can make your energy bill go through the roof. To cut back on this problem, consider letting your kids sleep in their girls’ thermal underwear. 

While not the traditional pajama, thermal girls’ underwear is fantastic as keeping your ids warm. While it may not stop them from pushing their cold feet against in the middle of the night, they will, however, be warmer than their usual pajamas. So, before you crank up the heat for the whole house, consider letting your kids wear their thermals to bed and these other heating options.

• Instead of heating your whole house, heat only your kid's room. You can use a panel heater for some low-cost background warmth. Oil and gas heaters work well, but remember to follow all the safety precautions when using them. A heater with a programmable timer will help control temperature and keep your heating costs minimized.

• Sleepwear has changed over time. That's because thermals make the perfect pajama. They are comfortable, warm, cozy, plus they lock in the heat, so your kid stays warm longer. They're also super practical, affordable, and come in different colors in case your kid is a little picky on what they'll wear.

• Bedding layers is the same as layering for the outdoors. Instead of one heavy blanket, use a few lightweight blankets to help keep your kid insulated at night. With all this coziness, don't expect anyone to jump out of the next morning!

• Keeping the cold out is essential. Thermal curtains over your windows will block drafts and make sure everything leading outside has the proper weather-stripping to fill in any gaps.

• Electric blankets are popular, and you can easily set the settings. Follow all safety information, and if the blanket is damaged, don't use it. Please turn it on about a half-hour before you get in bed and about a half-hour before your kid gets up. Unplug it for safety.

Yes, your kids can sleep in their thermal girls’ underwear. In fact, it'll prove to be a benefit to you and them. It'll lower your heating costs as girls' thermal underwear make great pajamas. It'll also keep them from getting too cold at night and will help them regulate their body temperature while they're in dreamland. So, before telling your kids to get ready for bed, insist they keep their thermals on. They may even ask to sleep in them for the night. If so, let them as it'll only help them sleep better. Thermals are great for you and your whole family to sleep in.