If your kid loves puppy heroes, they’ll love these new Paw Patrol pajamas from Bellabu Bear. The company’s soft and breathable bamboo pajamas have been awarded the Seal of Acceptance from the National Eczema Association, so not only are they cute, but they’re incredibly comfortable for kids, too. Available in blue or pink, the two-piece Valentine’s Day pj sets are made for toddlers and kids who wear up to size 14Y.

Boden Kid’s Valentine’s Day pajamas lineup isn’t extensive, but what they do have is super vibrant and adorable. This long-sleeve set features the sweetest bunnies, clouds, and heart balloons, and if you love the pattern for daytime wear, it’s also available as a skirt, dress, or leggings.

Little Sleepies is one of my kids’ favorite pajama brands. I don’t know what it is about them that has them addicted, but they call them their “cozy pjs” and request them often. They bamboo sets are lightweight, soft, and stretchy but impressively durable, and they come in really fun, unexpected patterns, like these bold ladybugs for Valentine’s Day.

Of all the pajamas my children have cycled through over the past seven years, by far, Mori’s are the softest right out of the box and retain that softness over time and countless washes. Their patterns are more subtle and minimal (great for parents who prefer more minimal or neutral patterns), and the products themselves are well designed. This Valentine’s day pajama zip-up is made with temperature-regulating fabric plus a two-way zip to make diaper changing easier. The material, a blend of organic cotton and bamboo, feels incredible, and it has footies and scratch mitts attached. It’s especially perfect for newborns and young infants.

For older kids, the two-piece Valentine’s Day pajama set with the same pattern is available for kids up to size 6Y.

Buttons? Check. Piping? Check. Embroidery? Check. This lovely pajama set from luxe sleepwear brand Petite Plume checks all the boxes of a timeless and sophisticated sleepwear set. It might not be the outfit you want your kids to be wearing if they’re going hard on making Valentine’s Day crafts, but it’s definitely what you’ll want them to be rocking in that natural-looking (but totally staged) V-Day post dedicated to your kids.

If you missed the news that Hanna Andersson has a Bluey-themed collection on their site, the good news is you can still get your paws on some of the merchandise. This adorable Valentine’s Day pajama set from Hanna Andersson has a repeat pattern of blue hearts and Bluey and Bingo hugging. It may not look like your traditional Valentine’s Day number, but it’s all your kid will want to wear.

You have kids so it’s possible you already own at least one set of Monica + Andy’s organic cotton pjs, but did you know that you can personalize them too? For an extra $15, you can get a variety of clothes, including these XO Valentine’s Day pajamas embroidered with your little one’s name or nickname (up to 10 characters): choose from a library of nine fonts and 17 colors.

This affordable cotton Valentine’s Day baby pajama footie from Carter’s features a classic motif: repeating bright red hearts on a crisp white backdrop. If you love the pattern but your child is older, it comes in two-piece sets up to size 14Y.

You love hearts but don’t want something so... pink. Well, this colorful bamboo pajama set from Norani hits the right vibe. Get their name printed on the left chest area for an additional $5 if you’d like, and here’s something you’ll be grateful for when it feels like your tot has grown a foot overnight: Norani’s tops are slightly longer compared to its competitors, helping to keep cute bellies cozy and covered overnight.

Literally cover your little one in kisses with this sweet Valentine’s Day pajama set from Posh Peanut. It’s made of lightweight bamboo and tagless, which makes it super comfortable to wear. It comes with a two-way zipper and footie grips, and ruffles along the zipper and butt.

Are you a Disney family? Well then you can’t go wrong with these lovely Valentine’s Day pajamas peppered with hearts and Minnie-Mouse heads. For the littlest Minnie-mes, a one-piece zip-up sleeper for babies is available for $46 in sizes newborn - 3Y.

Onesies are typically reserved for infants, but there’s something really endearing about an older kid rocking one like a pair of old school long johns. This all-in-one heart pj suit from Boden Kids is available in sizes as big as 14Y and just might be the surprising thing that your kid wants to lounge in all winter long.

These organic cotton Valentine’s Day pajamas from Gap are soft in every way. If you prefer a bolder heart-shaped pattern and are devoted to the brand, they also offer a pj set if tiny black hearts on a red backdrop.

Some kids prefer to wear nightgowns to bed and if that sounds like someone you know, this soft, cotton nightgown from Petite Plume is just the thing to get them for Valentine’s season. It’s got tiny light pink hearts sprinkled all over, plus the sweetest ruffled cuffs.

No one ever said that Valentine’s day pajamas had to be red or pink. This soft, sage-colored two-piece set covered in mini hearts feels just right for the holiday. The organic cotton pants have durable knee pads sewn into them (IYKYK) and “grow-with-me” cuffs to grow with your child.

When you think of the children’s clothing brand Primary, you mostly picture a rainbow of solid-color basics, but when they dabble into patterns, they do it right. This cute XO-themed footie also comes in a two-piece set for toddlers and kids if your little one has outgrown the footie stage.

Pink, red, and covered in hearts, these simple yet cute pjs from Modern Moments by Gerber are exactly what most are looking for when they’re in the market for Valentine’s Day pajamas.