I have a 10 month old that has gotten very good at walking, but slips and slides all over the kitchen. Not a good thing when you child is already tired before bed. So, I simply purchased some puffy paint and began the quick and easy task of adding dots of puffy paint to the bottom of her footie pajamas. It works great! No more slipping and sliding in the kitchen. The puffy paint does very well as far as longevity, we wash and try the pajamas as usual and have yet to have any problems.

Step 1: Getting Started

What you will need: Puffy Paint and footed pajamas and something to stuff into the feet while the paint is applied and dries. I purchased this puffy paint kit at Joe-Ann Fabrics for under 10 bucks. Next I stuffed an empty baby food jar into each foot so that it would keep its shape. You can use news paper or anything else for that matter. I just happen to have two baby food jars sitting around.

Step 2: Then the Fun Part

Now you simply choose a color and start painting. I have found that drops of paint work really well but with other pajamas I began matching the original patterns on the feet. My 3year old loves to help me with projects so I let him practice on a piece of scrap before moving on to the pajamas.

Step 3: That's It.

Once you have added the pattern you want, just set the pajamas aside (out of reach from little hands) and the next time your toddler is dressed for bed you shouldn't have to worry about any accidental slips. Not for traction reasons at least. Hope this helps. This is my first Instructable post so feel free to leave me some feedback and I hope you enjoyed this post