Mum faces backlash for criticizing wearing pyjamas on Christmas Day

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On social media, many viewers were stunned after a mum sparked debate by criticizing wearing pyjamas on Christmas Day.

A heated debate has ignited online after a mum criticized the tradition of wearing pyjamas all day on Christmas.

Some agree with her, while others defend the comfort of lounging in festive sleepwear.

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A mum criticized wearing pyjamas on Christmas Day, calling it “manky” and “lazy.” Image Credits: Getty

 

 Mum sparked debate after claiming wearing pyjamas on Christmas Day

On social media, the controversy began when a mum posted on Mumsnet, calling it “manky” to wear pyjamas on Christmas Day.

She expressed her dislike for the idea of spending the holiday in the same clothes worn to bed.

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She questioned whether people wear fresh pyjamas or keep the ones they slept in. Image Credits: Getty

The mum questioned whether people change into fresh pyjamas or wear the ones they slept in overnight.

She even went as far as calling it “lazy” and “manky” to eat Christmas dinner in nightwear.

Her post received a flood of reactions, with over 270 replies, sparking further debate.

Some agree with the mum’s opinion, while others defend the tradition.

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Many online users disagreed, with some saying it’s not a problem for others to wear PJs. Image Credits: Getty

 

On social media, many readers agreed with the mum, saying they wouldn’t be comfortable spending Christmas in pyjamas.

One commenter shared that they like to get dressed up, do their makeup, and wear a party dress for the holiday.

Another respondent jokingly called their children “manky little beasts” for staying in their pyjamas all day. On the other hand, some users defended the practice, arguing it’s comfy and hardly dirty if you’re at home.

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One user pointed out that wearing pyjamas doesn’t make them dirty, as they’ve done nothing in them.

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Some defended the comfort of staying in pyjamas, especially when staying home for the day. Image Credits: Getty

 

One person said: Didn’t realise I had to wear a suit and tie to the living room?

A second wrote: Lord Manky doesn’t give a shit what you wear on Christmas. Just be fly AF in whatever you wear, that’s all merry mankmas everybody!

While a third commented: I REFUSE to change out of my Pjs on Christmas Day, it’s my day off, I refuse to leave my house

Another added: if you’re not wearing your new pyjamas on christmas day literally what’s the point in even celebrating christmas

Someone else said: PJ’s and work clothes are my wash basket contents weekly! Nothing in between! Do what you like

Why some people embrace Christmas pyjamas

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Others shared their personal traditions, with some even dressing up to cook Christmas dinner.Image Credits: Getty

 

For many families, wearing pyjamas all day is a comfortable and cherished Christmas tradition.
Others believe it’s a matter of personal preference, and there’s no harm in staying in sleepwear all day.
Many people enjoy the comfort of pyjamas, especially when spending the day at home with family.

This debate highlights how Christmas traditions can vary widely between families.
While some feel strongly about dressing up for the occasion, others prefer the laid-back vibe of pyjamas.
Ultimately, whether you choose to stay in your festive pyjamas or get dressed up, it’s all about enjoying the holiday your way.


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