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DS is 3 and wears 3T tops and bottoms. DD is 18 months and wears a mix of 12-18 month clothes.
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16m. He's like me and has a long torso, so he's in 24m tops and 18m bottoms!
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DS1 is 4 and wears 4T (but shorts are 3T)
DS2 is 19m and wears 18-24 and some 12-18 bottoms.
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DS1 is 3.5. He's wearing a 4 in shirts and a 3T or 4T in pants, depending on if they have an adjustable waist or not (He's tall and skinny)
DS2 is just shy of 1. He wears 24m already. He's huge!
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My DS fell off the bottom of the charts at 12 months, so he's way behind in clothes sizes..
At 18 months he wears huge 18 month shirts and the 12 month shorts that just barely stopped falling off when he walks
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LO turned 4 in June and wears mostly 4T now, still in 3T for shorts (and some 2T, shorts sizing is cray) and 3T for some shirts too.
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DS is 3yo and wears 3T in pants and 4T in shirts
DD is 4 months old and wears 6 months.
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4yo in size 6 or EU 116. In leggings, she wears 122 (not in length, but in width). In shoes, she just outgrew size 28 (US 11), which totally blindsided me since I thought her shoes would still fit for fall.
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3.5 years, 27lbs, 40inches
2 or 3t shirts
3t pjs
12 month swim trunks! Yesterday he wore 6-12 month gap swim trunks and still had a little plumber booty
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@Mrs Green Grass: my MIL jokes around that my son has my butt, because it's always eating his diapers, and mine always eats shorts anytime I wear them. Lol
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@Jackiedavis87: My LO sounds about like yours, last summer I gave up on anything that snaps between the legs and he was in 2T t-shirts and cloth diapers all summer....
We some how made it through the winter in the 24 month/ 2T stuff I got at the start, but just barley. He has slowed down a little..... Number 2 is on the way in sept and I am not ready for a winter baby to fly through sizes.
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3 mos this Thursday and he's in 3-6 month clothing. Some of his 0-3 started fitting snug 2-3 weeks ago.
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My daughter is seven months, and she wears a mix of nine and twelve month clothes. Some of her six month things still fit her, depending on the brand. She has a long torso and wears cloth diapers, so anything that has to fit from shoulders to crotch she grows out of fastest.
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DD1-- 4 years, 2 months. Wears 4T/5T
DD2--2 years, 7 months. Wears 3T
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DD1 is 4 and wears size 7 (she's super tall, so they are a bit loose on her)
DD2 is 8 months and wears 12-18mo. (Size 1) and some size 0
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19 month old
In between 19 mo and 24 mo pants (she's short!)
Can wear 24 mo or 2T tops/dresses
Size 6 shoes (she's got big feet)
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DD is almost 2.5 and wearing 2t and DS is almost 1.5 and wearing 18-24 months or 2t. They are both in size 4 diapers.
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D is 3.5 and mostly in 3T; some 4T stuff. A is 5m and has been in 6m for about a month. She'll probably outgrow it soon. She's in size 3 diapers.
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Xander - 3 years - 3T tops, 2T bottoms
Logan - 19m - 18m tops & bottoms -
22 months and in size 18 months. She is just starting to get in to 2T. The pants don't always stay up, though the length is good. Just getting in to size 6 shoes.
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It's been a little over 2 months since I last responded here and DD has been growing like a weed. Her 5/6T leggings fit a little too tight now and summer leggings from H&M size 122 are also getting snug. Her EU size 116 shirts are too small, but most dresses still fit. I no longer worry about her being the smallest in class, however, she's still considered average according to the local growth charts. She turned 4 yrs old this summer.
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Just turned 2, generally petite but bigger on top.
Shirts - 2T fit generously, 18-24 fit snugly.
Pants - just shifting into 18-24, although still 12-18 in some sizes (looking at you, GAP).Yesterday DH dressed her and she wore a pair of my much younger and extremely small for her age eleven year old sister's Capri tights in size 7. They totally worked as joggers and stayed on!
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DD is almost 16 months, and wears 2T clothes, and we are using up the last of our size 4 diapers, and moving on to size 5.
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