In between sizes struggle

Re: In between sizes struggle

• Inevitablebetrayel member

  January 2014

  Look for the pants with the adjustable waste if the waste is too big. I have to roll up Ts pants. But mainly because I skipped a size because he wore 9m for literally less than a week. I just went straight to 18m.
  
  I quit doing one pieces a couple of months ago because his body is just too long.

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• MAdams728 member

  January 2014

  I have some issues with pants, but it's because of the cloth diapers. The bulk makes it difficult. In a disposable, she fits 6 month onesies and pants just fine, but in cloth she wears 9 months. The onesies fit just a little loosely, which is fine, but the 9 month pants are still a little tight in the butt and the legs are too long.
  
  I cant wait for spring and summer so I can put her in dresses and not worry about it.

  
  

  

  
  

  
  

  
  

  
  

  
  

  
  

  
  

  
  

  
  

  
  

  
  

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• Kashy member

  January 2014

  MAdams728 said:

  I have some issues with pants, but it's because of the cloth diapers. The bulk makes it difficult. In a disposable, she fits 6 month onesies and pants just fine, but in cloth she wears 9 months. The onesies fit just a little loosely, which is fine, but the 9 month pants are still a little tight in the butt and the legs are too long. I cant wait for spring and summer so I can put her in dresses and not worry about it.

  We have this issue as well due to cloth diapers.  My mom gave DS some pants from Joe Fresh back in November in size 6-12 months and they fit perfectly still.  They even pull up over the diaper smoothly and there is no need to tug them on haha  Every other brand of pants we try seem to always be too tight.
  

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• MOMama987 member

  January 2014

  We're having this issue, too. He's still primarily in 12 months, but I've noticed his footie sleepers getting short lately, as well as his onesies - we've finally reached the point where we don't need to cuff his pants... (we needed 12 mos for the waist WAY before the length, even though he's tall) but I'm pretty sure we'll be moving in 18 months soon - but I agree, they seem HUGE. 

  

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• KLJ3 member

  January 2014

  C is in 12 month everything. Unfortunately, some of the pants are reeeeally hard to get over his thighs. I tried 18 month pants, but didn't feel like much was gained in the waist. We will be switching to 18 month footed sleepers, though, because his toes are cramped in the 12 month size.

  

  

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