Any ideas about easy to remove pajama pants for hard to change mom?

Have you checked out any adaptive clothing catalogs? Let me see if I can find a link.

Google "breakaway warm-up pants" and see if that's what you're looking for.

When Mom needed to be in adult diapers.....the nurse showed me what they did at hospice.

They had volunteers take really nice store purchased nightgowns...(beautiful stuff) and cut them up the back. Sewed ribbons onto the back to close them.

I did this for Mom...she loved them, and made my life a lot easier.

Sporting goods stores used to have warm up pants that snapped all the way down from the waist to the ankle on each side. Don't know if they are still made. But the snaps may be uncomfortable when lying on her side. I bet that is what breakaway warm-ups are.

Now that mom is in the NH pyjamas are a thing of the past, she used to sleep in jogging pants and socks but they insist on a nightie because they are easier. They also insist on open backed wheelchair pants for daytime, I wonder if adapting her PJ bottoms in the same way might be a solution for your mom? I've been able to adapt the clothes we have by simply cutting a U shaped opening at the bum and finishing the edges with bias tape, then adding a dome at the waistband in back. Her bum wouldn't be covered, but she would be wearing her briefs and top to cover it.

I stuck to pyjamas that had elasticated waistbands or were men's style, tied with a cord but loose once undone. I can't claim they were exactly easy to get on and off, but they were comfortable and to be honest if you've got to change them anyway, which you probably will, the extra access doesn't make a lot of difference.

Bedsocks are good for keeping feet warm, at least, while the changes are going on. Cashmere is ideal because it can be snug without constricting your mother's feet or ankles; but it's jolly expensive and won't go in the dryer.

Look into Thai fisherman pants. You may have to hem them, but they go between the legs and have a belt that makes the sides tied together. I used some when I was pregnant and had sciatica and found they were much easier to get in and out of since I didn't have to lift my legs and get them through leg holes. They are super comfy and can be very classy-looking, too—depending on the fabric they are made from. Just make sure they are short enough as the legs can be a bit baggy and easy to trip on if they are too long.

Thank you all for your ideas I'm gonna look into all of them thank you

I was also going to suggest nightgowns,, or how about scrub pants in a large size.. just hem them?

Google "adaptive clothing." You'll find a lot of ideas

My mom just goes without pants. I bought soft cotton knot tops, they are fairly long. When in bed she has a sheet and blanket.

I wanted something for when she was in the wheel chair. I had got mermaid blanket for my granddaughters and it inspired me. We made blankets into a closed tube at the bottom and open in back at the top. I added ties in four spots. Her feet and legs slide in the bottom, then it ties to the chair in two spots on reach side. Keeps her cozy.

We also have leg warmers...yes the old knitted kind, and I can slide those on with her socks.

I do occasionally still put pants on. We took her old elastic waist ones, cut down the sides, waist to top of thigh and added Velcro.

You have to be creative an keep it comfy and easy.