Bathrobes for Girls

Frozen themed bathrobes are going to be popular this year for Christmas.  Little girls love this movie featuring Elsa and Anna, Kristoff, Sven and Olaf.  My almost two year old granddaughter says, "Watch Fozen?" and of course we watch, it for the 137th time.  She sings along to the music and dances to Let it Go, her favorite song.

The adaptation of Hans Christian Andersen's, The Snow Queen, includes a princess, a queen, an evil prince, and some decent music.  Snuggly warm bathrobes are appropriate for a movie theme that is based around a frozen, icy world.

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When the days and nights turn chilly you want to do what you can to stay warm.  Outdoor winter sports enthusiasts know that they must layer their clothing to keep warm in cold weather.  Layering your clothing helps keep the heat in by trapping air between the clothing layers.  Air is a good insulator. 

A bathrobe over pajamas will achieve this layering affect and keep you warmer.  A t-shirt under the pajamas would be even better.  In these difficult economic times when people are keeping their thermostats at a lower temperature, this is one way to keep warm without running up the heating bill.  When you go to bed and shed the bathrobe and get under the covers, you are still layered and should stay warm.

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Some bathrobes are actually made for after your bath or after swimming.  These are generally made of absorbent terry cloth and can be put on your wet body instead of toweling off.  This kind of bathrobe gets you dry and also serves as a robe.  Sometimes these types of robes are provided for you at spas or nicer hotels.

The bath robes shown here are plush or fleece and meant for warmth, not necessarily for after bathing or swimming.

In the old days they had some pretty good ways to warm up the bed so your feet wouldn't get cold.  More prosperous houses woud have a flat, covered, metal pan with a long handle.  They would put coals from the fire into the pan and slide it between the sheets to warm them so you wouldn't be cold when you got into bed.

I've also read accounts of heating bricks or potatoes, wrapping them in cloth, and placing them at the foot of the bed between the sheets to warm up one's feet.

These days you could try a hot water bottle, wooly socks, or an electric blanket.  We are big fans of flannel sheets which do keep you warmer in the winter.