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Kids' Nightwear & Pyjamas

Kids' nightwear and pyjamas at MINOTI cover every age from newborn to 15, for boys and girls. Baby sizes carry a month label alongside the centimetre size, so you can match them to your baby's age. From about age 2, a pyjama set means a matching top and bottoms that a child can pull on alone at bedtime. Lighter sets suit summer nights and a warm bedroom, while warmer pairs help through the winter months.

Pyjamas are sized by height in centimetres, so measure your child standing against a wall without shoes. A 5-year-old usually takes 116 cm and a 12-year-old 158 cm. Nightwear should fit close to the body unless the label says it is flame-resistant, so avoid buying pyjamas far too big to grow into. Wash tops and bottoms together so the colours stay matched. Nightwear here is what some shops list as sleepwear.

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New arrivals

Pyjamas 80–128
Pink

Girls' fleece pyjamas in pink and white

From 80,90 zł99,90 zł

SLEEPSUITS 56–86
White

Baby sleepsuits 3-pack in white

From 59,90 zł119,90 zł19,96 zł each

DRESSING GOWN GOWNS 98–164
Black

Boys' hooded dressing gown in brown, navy and cream

From 95,90 zł129,90 zł

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Your questions answered

MINOTI Kids' Nightwear & Pyjamas is a collection of pyjamas and nightwear for boys and girls aged 0 to 15, in sizes labelled by height in centimetres from baby through to teen.

What size pyjamas should I buy for a 10-year-old?

A 10-year-old usually takes 146 cm. Go up one to 152 cm only if your child is tall for their age, as pyjamas are meant to fit close rather than hang loose.

How should I dress my baby for bed in a cold room?

Keep the room between 16 and 20°C if you can, and dress your baby in nightwear plus a baby sleeping bag of a suitable tog instead of loose blankets. Feel the back of their neck to check they are not too hot.