Title As you’ll see a lot on your news tonight, this certainly wasn’t a phenomenon of my generation when I was growing up I’m now 33 It’s become common, but I can’t even imagine when or why it started
My wife asked us to do this last year The dog wasn’t amused
It was probably at this point that spending your life on the Internet became important
I’ve never done it, but I’m 30 and I knew others did it when I was young, so it’s not really new
I have a Christmas video from 1987 at home where all four of us had identical models
My mother would never wear a nightgown on Christmas Day Fancy makeup, high heels, and precious jewelry from 6 am
It’s like the elf thing, right It just popped up overnight, and it seems like everyone’s doing it Up until about six years ago, I’d never heard of it or seen anyone wearing matching family pajamas
Since we didn’t grow up in a closeknit family, but always dreamed of having one, it was an absolute necessity ever since my children were born It’s a special feeling
I always enjoy this forum comments on topics like this People like to make fun of other people’s fun to feel good They say they’re just doing it for Instagram and attention, but they’re really just doing it for fun and to take pretty pictures Like any trend, people start doing it, share photos, and then others see it and think they’d like to do it too Every year it’s repeated until many people are doing it either out of tradition or for the first time
We started this probably six or seven years ago I started because I liked it Now I just do it because the kids love it My youngest daughter loves it when her older brother and dad wear the same pajamas as her they love them I’ll have to buy it in October
There are some truly pathetic morons here
Thanks to the culture of sharing on social media, you’re probably hearing this more often My husband’s family has been wearing matching pajamas for years and I’m used to it A friend of mine did it with her family when I was a kid I was actually really jealous
We just had a visit from a friend who told us we’d give him his pajamas They bother us every year, which is great
I don’t think it’s particularly new It’s just that people post everything on social media these days I had friends who did it when I was younger, but we only saw pictures of us at their house and their mom trying to expose them
These comments are ridiculous “When I was a kid, this didn’t exist, so it’s wrong and silly Everything that happened before my childhood was wrong, and everything that happened after is wrong” You don’t complain about new things when you were a happy kid