Best Easter pyjamas 2023 - snuggly options for bedtime and lazy days
Kit the kids out in some new Easter pyjamas and snuggle up at home over the holidays


Add some springtime cheer to your little one’s bedtime wardrobe with our round-up of the best Easter pyjamas for 2023.
The Easter holidays are upon us and that means one this in our house - lovely, lazy mornings and more time hanging out together at home in our pyjamas - yay! But kids grow like weeds so if the last time you invested in a new pair of pyjamas was Christmas, then it might be time to browse our pick of the best Easter pyjamas for kids. From classic bunny prints to cute chick motifs plus plenty of cute-as-a-button pastel shades, we've picked out styles to suit newborns through to older children.
So why not plan to snuggle up on the sofa in your new Easter pyjamas and watch one of the best Easter movies for kids together? One of the best Easter gifts for kids, these PJs are also a perfect choice if you've decided against buying the kids' Easter eggs this year.
Best Easter pyjamas 2023 at-a-glance
The best Easter pyjamas for the springtime bank holiday:
- Twin Pack Snug Pyjamas Boden | £34
- H&M Velour Pyjamas H&M | £9.99
- Lindex pyjamas with bunnies Lindex | £13.99
- Pure Cotton Bunny Sleepsuits M&S | £15.50
- My 1st Years Personalised Peter Rabbit Pyjama Set My 1st Years | £23
- The White Company Spring Meadow Print Pyjamas The White Company | £10.40
- Petit Bateau floral footless cotton sleepsuit Petit bateau | £39
1. Twin Pack Snug Pyjamas
Get double the fun with this twin pack of 100% cotton supersoft long-john pyjamas. Designed in a cozy snug fit, they're made from stretchy jersey rib and are brushed inside for max comfort.
2. H&M Velour Pyjamas
These long-sleeved PJs are made from bunny-soft velour with the top featuring an embroidered sleeping rabbit motif. Super comfy with a press-stud on one shoulder, ribbing at the neckline, cuffs and hems, and an elasticated waistline - they'll ensure comfy wear all night. The cotton content of the pyjamas is organic and machine washable at 40°C in case of any spills, accidents, or melted-chocolate catastrophes.
3. Lindex pyjamas with bunnies
A soft and comfy all-in-one pyjama with an all-over bunny print in beige or dusty blue. The two-way zip makes night-time nappy changes easier, while cuffed sleeves and legs mean it's comfy all night and it's made from sustainable, organic cotton that's machine washable at 60°C.
4. Marks & Spencer Pure Cotton Bunny Sleepsuits
Your little one will be a happy bunny in these pure cotton printed sleepsuits. There are three in this handy set. Popper fastenings at the front, shoulders and nappy area help to make changing time easier. Featuring integral scratch mitts (up to 6 months) and anti-slip feet (9 to 12 months) to keep baby comfy. Sizes 18-24 months and 2-3 years are footless.
5. My 1st Years Personalised Peter Rabbit Pyjama Set
In a soothing, spring-inspired shade of blue, this pyjama set includes a 100%-cotton, super-soft, long-sleeved top and a pair of leggings. Decorated with a playful Peter Rabbit print from Beatrix Potter’s classic illustrations, it can be personalized with a little mischief-maker’s name of up to ten characters. These get our vote as some of the best Easter pyjamas for toddlers for 2023.
6. The White Company Spring Meadow Print Pyjamas
This simple, spring-inspired style includes a white top with gathered short sleeves, finished with softly-backed embroidered butterflies and dragonflies on the chest to avoid the details causing skin irritation. The matching straight-leg trousers feature an all-over spring meadow print, turn-up cuffs and an elasticated, pull-on waistband to ensure a cute, yet comfortable night’s sleep.
7. Petit Bateau floral footless cotton sleepsuit
Florals for spring? Groundbreaking. This sleepsuit in the brand's iconic rib, kind-to-skin, cotton knit features poppers on the front and between the legs. Pretty and practical.
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Heidi is a seasoned parenting journalist with over 15 years of experience. She has contributed to numerous UK national newspapers, including The Guardian, The Times, and The Telegraph. Her work has also appeared in a variety of print and digital magazines, such as Psychologies and Mother & Baby, where she was Shopping Editor for six years. In this role, she specialised in consumer features, including buying guides and baby gear reviews. Heidi is also a mum of three.