There are some places that offer both sizes and I can't figure out what the difference would be. Is there even a difference?
-
I think 24 months are wider. I usually opt for 2T if I can find it.
-
Not quite the same. I've found 24 months to usually have a (very) slightly shorter hem (pants or shirts) and a slightly thinner waist band (pants) in boys clothes. But they really are very similar.
-
I find that 2T is bigger, in general.
-
I used to get 2T, when I could find it. I looked up the differences a while ago, and according to the size charts, there was a small difference.
-
I agree, I just bought 2T because it gave a bit extra room for her to grow into it.
-
I'm confused too. It seems silly. It should just go from 18 month to 2T
-
My MIL says that 24 months are more babyish.... like for the chubbier kid who still has baby fat, and that 2T is for toddlers so they are more slimmed out.
-
I think 24 has more room in the butt area for diapers! Also overalls and rompers have diaper changing snaps for 24 months!
-
The lady at Carter's told me that 2T is taller and thinner, and 24 months is wider and shorter. That said, I bought one of each sleeper at a used kid's store and they look exactly the same to me!
-
I think 2T is bigger, personally. If you look at size charts, it is.
I see 24m as 18-24 months and 2T as 2-3 years.
-
2T is bigger.
Reply
Subscribe to our newsletter
- Google Plus
- Stumbleupon
- Twitter
- Facebook
- Pinterest
- Favorite0
11 comments