7 best matching family Christmas pajamas you’ll absolutely want this year

Kate — Thu, 23 Nov 2017 11:00:35 +0000

Matching family Christmas pajamas are one of the comfiest new family Christmas tradition ideas. They make amazing gift ideas and are the perfect way to spend Christmas morning!

Matching Family Christmas Pajamas

Every year our elf, Fred, leaves to go back to the North Pole. But when he leaves, he leaves a fun Christmas Eve box for the kiddos. My favorite part of this Christmas tradition is the set of matching Christmas jammies that he leaves us. In past years, Fred has only left PJs for the kiddos. But this year, I think we’re expanding the tradition to include mom and dad too. I can’t get over how adorable some of these matching family Christmas pajamas are!

I try to go all out and make the jammies as fun and crazy as I can. The pictures of the kids in their matching PJs are too cute for words. From bright stripes to that crazy elf, we’ve found some of the best matching family PJs online. (Check out the onesie set!! They have to be the best set I found!)

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Family Christmas PJs

These adorable Elf on the Shelf matching family pajamas are too cute!

These multi-colored matching jammies are so fun!!

We’re loving these red striped family PJs!

Would you wear footie pajamas with your kiddos? We’re dying over this fun set of family onesie pajamas!

Have a Holly Jolly Christmas morning with this fun matching family Christmas pajamas!

You can mix and match the perfect elf family pajama sets!

Looking for personalized jammies? Check out these fun embroidered Christmas sets on Etsy.

Which set are you grabbing this holiday season?

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Holiday Lights Scavenger Hunt

Kate — Thu, 10 Dec 2015 12:00:37 +0000

It’s that time of year when the sun goes down Way too early. Sometimes these evenings seem endless since it can be dark for a few hours before bedtime. This is the perfect opportunity to take some family time with a Holiday Lights Scavenger Hunt!If you are a Twitchetts Subscriber you know how much we like to keep the kiddos busy. This month’s printable was no exception. From Santa to Angels this lights scavenger hunt will be so exciting for your little ones.

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3 ways to use your Holiday Lights Scavenger Hunt:

-Go For A Drive-

A long Christmas drive has always been a favorite for us during the holiday season. Adding the lights scavenger hunt this year for the kids will make it so much more fun!

So gather the family hop in the car, crank up the Christmas tunes, and start your search! Since this holiday lights scavenger hunt is made with pictures, it’s easy for the little ones to play along with the big kids. Each of the items on the list can be found twinkling in your neighborhood. Just take a moment and enjoy looking at the lights twinkling back in their little eyes. There is something about Christmas lights that always seems so magical even as an adult.

-Go For A Family Walk-

If your neighborhood goes all out on the lights you can even do this on a walk with some hot chocolate! Just stroll as a family and search together until you have crossed off your whole list, or you run out of hot chocolate…

-Make It A Competition-

If you have older kids team up and make it a race! Armed with a camera make them snap pics in front of each item they find! You are sure to get a few keepers in the bunch. Then they can race home to see who completes the hunt first!

No matter how you play this holiday lights scavenger hunt is sure to become part of your holiday traditions.