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Find pants for children and babies for everyday wear, play and school. Choose from soft baby pants, jeans, chinos and relaxed styles designed with comfort, freedom of movement and a great fit for active days.

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Pants

Pants for children and babies for everyday wear, play and school

Children’s pants need to work first and foremost for everyday life. Here you’ll find pants for babies, toddlers and older schoolchildren – from soft baby pants with elastic waists to jeans, chinos and more relaxed styles for school, play and free time. This makes it easier to choose based on your child’s age, needs and the season, rather than only focusing on the look.

For the youngest children, soft baby pants with room for a diaper and plenty of freedom to move are often the best choice. As children grow and their days are filled with nursery, school and play, fit, durability and ease of movement quickly become important. Many parents look for pants for children that feel comfortable, can handle everyday wear and still look nice. That is the balance we have focused on in the curated selection at House of Kids.

Which children’s pants suit your child’s age and needs?

Pants for children are rarely a one-style-fits-all choice. Needs change as your child grows.

For babies, the simple details usually matter most: soft materials, an elastic waist and a fit that doesn’t irritate. The pants should be easy to take on and off and comfortable to wear, whether your baby is lying down, crawling or being carried. Stretch and soft cotton are often safe, practical choices.

For toddlers who rarely sit still for long, comfort and durability go hand in hand. Pants need to handle floor play, trips to the playground and plenty of washes along the way. That is why many parents choose joggers, stretch pants or other durable everyday styles that give children good freedom of movement.

For older children, both function and personal style often play a bigger role. Some children prefer jeans for school, while others feel best in softer styles. If you want to put together a complete outfit, the pants can easily be matched with tops, making it easier to find pieces that work together in both colour and expression.

Materials and fits make a big difference in everyday life

The material has a big impact on how the pants feel throughout the day. Cotton is a popular choice because it is soft, breathable and comfortable against the skin. When cotton is blended with a little elastane, the pants get extra stretch, which is often an advantage for children who are on the move from morning to evening. Denim and jeans typically feel more durable and are well suited to older children, while corduroy is comfortable in the cooler months when a little extra warmth is welcome.

The fit matters just as much. Some children feel best in slim fit styles, while others prefer regular or relaxed fits with a little more room. An adjustable waist can also make everyday dressing easier, especially if your child is between sizes or growing quickly. Pants should look good, but they also need to be comfortable to move in and should not feel tight around the tummy, thighs or knees. That is often where you notice the difference between a good choice and a pair of pants that simply ends up staying in the drawer.

If your child prefers extra-soft styles for calm days at home or in daycare, it can also be a good idea to look at sweatpants, which offer a relaxed look and plenty of freedom to move.

Children’s pants should be chosen according to season and activity

It makes sense to think about the season when choosing pants. On warmer days, lightweight pants in cotton or other thinner qualities are often the most comfortable, as they feel light and allow the skin to breathe. When the weather turns cooler, many parents choose pants in heavier materials such as denim, corduroy or other qualities that provide a little more warmth.

It also helps to think about how the pants will actually be used. For daycare, playdates and lots of movement, soft and flexible styles often become favourites. For school, family visits or occasions where the outfit should look a little more put together, chinos or dark jeans can be a good choice. And when the weather is wet, or the day includes lots of outdoor play, regular pants can easily be worn with rainwear or practical outer layers, so your child stays dry and can still play freely.

How to make it easier to choose right the first time

If you are unsure which pants will work best, it can help to start with a few simple points:

  • Waist: Elastic or adjustable waists make it easier to get a fit that works in everyday life.
  • Material: Soft cotton and stretch are often good for everyday wear, while heavier qualities are better suited to cooler days.
  • Use: There is a difference between pants for play, school, parties and relaxing.
  • Washability: Children’s pants need to handle many trips through the washing machine and still look good.

The best choice is usually the pair that suits your child’s real everyday life. At House of Kids, we have gathered a selection with a focus on comfort, quality and easy wearability, so it is simpler to find pants that will be worn again and again. If you want to complete the outfit, you can also combine them with shoes, so your child is well dressed from head to toe.

Size Guide

Find the right size for your child

Use the guide below to quickly choose the right size. The table shows the typical height and age per size. Children grow differently, and brands can vary slightly in fit - if in doubt, feel free to choose one size up.

Clothing sizes

Age Size (cm) Height (cm)
0 - 1 mo 50 45 - 50
1 - 2 mo 56 51 - 56
2 - 4 mo 62 57 - 62
4 - 6 mo 68 63 - 68
6 - 9 mo 74 69 - 74
9 - 12 mo 80 75 - 80
12 - 18 mo 86 81 - 86
18 - 24 mo 92 87 - 92
2 - 3 yrs 98 93 - 98
3 - 4 yrs 104 99 - 104
4 - 5 yrs 110 105 - 110
5 - 6 yrs 116 111 - 116
6 - 7 yrs 122 117 - 122
7 - 8 yrs 128 123 - 128
8 - 9 yrs 134 129 - 134
9 - 10 yrs 140 135 - 140
10 - 11 yrs 146 141 - 146
11 - 12 yrs 152 147 - 152
12 - 13 yrs 158 153 - 158
13 - 14 yrs 164 159 - 164
14 - 15 yrs 170 165 - 170
15 - 16 yrs 176 171 - 176

Hats and head circumference

Head circumference Age
47 cm 0 - 3 mo
49 cm 6 - 12 mo
51 cm 1 - 2 yrs
53 cm 3 - 4 yrs
55 cm 5 - 10 yrs

Children have different head circumferences - choose one size up if your child has a slightly larger head than their peers.

Shoes and growth allowance

  • Growth allowance: approx. 1.5 cm for regular shoes.
  • Growth allowance: approx. 1.0 cm for ballerina or first-walker shoes.

Example: If the foot measures 15.0 cm, choose a shoe with an inner length of approx. 16.5 cm.

Socks and tights

Socks and tights may shrink slightly in the wash - choose one size up if in doubt.

If you are unsure about the size or fit, you are always welcome to contact our customer service - we are happy to help you find the right size.

📞 +45 87 800 406 ✉️ mail@houseofkids.dk


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