Finding the Right Baby Clothes Sizes. Are Your Baby’s Clothes Are Too Small?

 

It is a joy to watch babies grow and discover the world around them. And grow they do! Your little one gets bigger everyday and outgrows their clothes quickly. Can you get one more wear out of that favorite outfit? Judging sizes can be difficult. How should baby clothes fit? Here’s a brief guide to finding the right size baby clothes and when their clothes may be getting too small.

 

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For the most part, baby clothes sizes fall into roughly three groups; Infants, Babies, and Toddlers. These groups are determined by the baby’s age. A baby is considered an infant when they are between 0-6 months, bigger babies are considered between 6 to 12 month and Toddler Girls Clothing are 12 months and up.

 

When shopping for clothes for a baby, you will often find that the clothing sizes refer more to the baby’s age in months rather than a “size”. Which sometimes can be very confusing.

 

How do Sizes Really Work?

According to Care.com, baby clothing sizes are largely based on their weight and length. Typically, new parents know the baby’s length right after birth, but it is not realistic to continually measure your baby every time you or a friend decide to go clothes shopping for your baby.

 

Another great way to figure out your baby clothes sizes is to use their age as the determining factor. This method is much less accurate as a baby can grow at different rates then what is projected for their sizes.

 

If you find that buying baby clothes that are exactly the current age and weight of your baby, chances are you baby will outgrow them every week. Newborns, especially in their first few weeks of life, grow exceptionally fast.

 

With that in mind, it is commonly recommended to by a size or two bigger than the actual baby’s size. During these early stages of life, it’s recommended to have a few extra Onesies and sleepers across different sizes.

 

It is also recommended during this stage; you should have 10-15 Onesies and 5-6 sleepers on hand in each size. Overall, there is no absolute method of buying Toddler Girls Clothing for a baby. The rule of thumb continues to be to use the baby’s weight as a way of determining the sizes and buy a lot of sizes

 

 

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