I want to know which one is already used, because I want to...

That's what I mean, I keep them in the bed, like, I've always done that since I was little.

Yeah, I know, it's the same. Under the pillow.

Under the pillow, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.

Under the pillow.

And Jessica, because she sweats, so, especially in her head, here, she sweats a lot.

And her back, just back and here, head.

So, I give her a new pyjama every night.

So, the pyjama that she slept with goes straight into the washing,

so that's why we don't really get the chance to keep her pyjama.

That's why she's got, you get loads of pyjamas from Jessica, because she wears loads.

I have to give her different pyjamas, because she sweats.

I mean, actually saying that, she stopped doing it for a while.

I think now I just got into the habit of giving her a different pyjama.

The thing I noticed is that Anna is just not, you know, Anna doesn't come with, you know,

she's had a few hot, warm ones from Jessica.

Well, warm, they're not super warm, but like, okay?

They need her to be.

No, that's just hot.

Hot?

So, the Paddington ones and the other ones, she gets super hot, like, she can't.

Because, obviously, we have the heating on as well, and then, and I just realized, she just needs nice,

like, pyjamas.

She kicks on everything, she doesn't sleep with a duvet.

I like that she's hot all night.

You know, last night she didn't, so I get the little, I still keep the baby blankets,

and I just throw them over her, because it's lighter, you know, when it's heavy as a duvet,

and I see her.

Yeah.

So, that's the only thing.

She's too dressed, and she doesn't sleep with pants.

That's the only thing.

Yeah, you need a dress, I think.

No, other, like, dresses.

No, you need a dress.

No, something light, yeah.

And the best ones are the ones you got from Jessica, they're up to here, but she still

wears them.

There is another one, and there are the ones with the little circles and the pink ones.

Can I have some oranges?

Skip.

They're so light.

They're long sleeves, but they're so light.

The thing is, we just got some pajamas from Denisa again, from my cousin.

She gave me another box of clothes when we went to Romania.

That's amazing.

I know, I know.

But, as you said, some of the pajamas, they are so thick, even thicker than the ones you

had from Jessica.

But guess what?

Because they are full-blown, I told my cousin, that's the only pajamas.

Every time you're clean, that's the first pajamas she wants to wear, because they're

from Gloria.

So, what I do at night, because she starts sweating, but it's more like the head, where

she sweats.

No, I'm all right.

I'm all right.

It's more like her head, that sweats, not thinking about it.

It's the head, yeah.

The head, yeah, the head.

Where's my straw?

Where's my straw?

I don't know where's your straw.

That's mine there, I think.

Oh, no, there it is.

I think, now, which one is which?

Oh, ah, now.

Anyway, they're both washed, I guess.

I don't know where's your straw.

It's just us.

This is probably yours.

You can...

Yeah.

So, we got some of the warm ones that you gave her to go to Macedonia, because it's

cold, they don't have heat, they don't have anything.

So, it's nice, it's cool.

Hmm.

Also, it's always cold, I tend to be for the other pajamas, because she uncovers

herself.

Spring, autumn, something simple, like the summer, western pants.

Western pants, when it's like, you know, when we had that wig, right?

And it was super boiling hot.

Yeah.

And we gave her a vest and pants, that's all.

Well, pants, because she doesn't wear them anymore.

But the one that looks like a cycling shorts.

Not the ones, the pants, but the one...

Mommy, I don't like that.

Okay, don't eat it.

I think, yeah, don't eat the filling, because I didn't like the filling either, but I like

the bread.

I like the bread.

The bread is nice.

My God.

She's wearing...

I bought her ones like those, because I saw them on Jessica, and I thought, oh, these

fit much better as well.

Even you.

Because I think a lot of the time, I find black stuff in it as well, because it's from

the leggings.

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

So if she wears those, they protect her a lot more.

And then somebody said to her, it was Isabella's, and they were like, oh, Anna's wearing boys'

pants.

Oh.

No, not boys' pants.

But you know, you know, the reason why I bought those for Jessica is because the head teacher,

Mrs. Rowland, she sent an email out to all the parents saying that when girls wear t-shirts,

they need to wear the pants, you know?

So you can see, I bought the pants, and I bought the shorts, because I think it's similar

to the cycling shorts.

So they have...

It's coming, actually, from Mrs. Rowland.

That's why I bought those shorts.

And actually, Jessica has got this big and these big ones as well.

So...