Post by mrsmonogrammed on Sept 23, 2015 7:44:05 GMT -5
I've noticed that she's growing a lot length wise so we've moved to 3-6m jammies, but that are definitely too big otherwise. Regular clothes she's still rocking the 3m (mostly Carters) size and probably will for at least a few more weeks. It drives me crazy that I don't know exactly how much she weighs because that would probably help me know how much longer to expect her in this size! LO turned 14w on Monday.
M is fourteen weeks tomorrow and we're in mostly 3-6 month. I can't even get most 0-3 onesies on her. Still have yet to box up her 0-3 month stuff or actually hang up her 3-6 month items. Have to buy more clothes as well, we don't have many 3-6 month.
She's currently wearing 6 month Carters onesies, but they are tight. The pjs she is in are either marked 6-9 months or 6-12 months. I just bought a bunch of long sleeved 6-12 month onesies from Old Navy. I'm thinking I'll be storing away anything 6 months or smaller this weekend or next.
I voted 3 months, but mine is still in some of the bigger NB and 0-3 months.
mrsmonogrammed--I bought a baby scale at BRU so I could always know exactly how much she weighs. I think it was $50. But before I had time to run out to BRU, I used a food scale with a casserole dish on top to hold her... She didn't gain her first month (even though she did--different story), so I got all kinds of paranoid about it.
That is genius!! Wish I had this trick when my LO was a nb, she also had gaining issues:( I'm totally going to try it tonight! And probably invest in an actual baby scale this weekend...I still have our endless rewards GC burning a hole in my pocket!
She's currently wearing 6 month Carters onesies, but they are tight. The pjs she is in are either marked 6-9 months or 6-12 months. I just bought a bunch of long sleeved 6-12 month onesies from Old Navy. I'm thinking I'll be storing away anything 6 months or smaller this weekend or next.
Ugh yes, the 6-12m size is throwing me...like they can't possibly fit into it for that long!! Wish I knew when she'll actually fit that size!
LO is still in 0-3 and looks like she will be for awhile still. She's 15w 5d today. At least I'll get my money's worth out of the 0-3. I do think I might have to get some fall outfits soon though.
Lo is in 0-3/3 month clothes. I bought her newborn size booties for cooler weather and they're big on her. She was 10 lbs 8 ounces when I weighed her last week. I need to weigh her again!
Eta: she's between 10.14 and 10.15.5 lbs. she was wiggly!
We moved over to 6 month clothes mostly because the seasons are changing, but they are definitely big on him. LO hasn't been growing at the same rate his sister did, so I think we are going to be able to get some good use out of the fleece items I got in the 6 month size, but I'm still anticipating around January-February when it really gets frigid LO being in the 9 month size.
Post by islandgirl14 on Sept 23, 2015 9:17:49 GMT -5
I voted 6 months, however... Ironically just this morning I started to think that his 6 months long sleeved (and footed) sleepers are too tight, so I actually think we need to go to 9 months long onsies. The short sleeved ones and pants are still okay in 6 month though. I can't believe how fast he's growing! G was not this big at this age!
Post by seannemairi on Sept 23, 2015 9:24:11 GMT -5
Homegirl is in the 97th percentile for height so needless to say she's outgrown 0-3 and 3m clothes. She's been wearing 6m sleepers for a few weeks now and is about to be put of 3-6mo here pretty soon. She's 14 and a half weeks but at her 8 week check up she was 12 lb 10 oz and 24 1/4 in long. Her father's daughter.
C is in 3-6/6 month clothes. (depending on the brand and how their sizes are marked, but most of our clothes are Carters). He is 16.5 weeks. I have no idea how tall he is or how much he weighs (looks like I'm going to BRU to buy a baby scale!) His last dr appt with a weight/height check was back in August. I can still get him into some of his 0-3 month clothes but they were a little snug and I wanted to pull out his cute fall clothes. If the weather here would ever make up its mind life/dressing him would be easier. One day its low 70's and I can put him in a shot sleeved top with pants and the next its 80+ (I only have 2 3-6 month shorts outfits) We were given some hand me downs from my boss in 3-6 month size and C never even got to wear them because they were so tight on his shoulders (thermal style pajamas.) Some of the other hand me downs didn't quite match the season (all fleece vest style outfits). I have started buying some 6-9/12 month clothes for him but not too much. Its mostly just a few things I saw that I thought were cute (and long sleeved for the winter months). Anything else we have in that size is either pajamas or hand me downs. My MIL is dying to go buy clothes for C and so far I've always had enough in the size he's in so she really hasn't been able to.
Post by paintdadanta on Sept 23, 2015 12:09:49 GMT -5
We are in 6m sleepers fully except for fleece and terry ones which are still big. He couldn't straighten his leg anymore in 3m. Onesies are going either way as 3m is barely snug and 6m slightly big.
I've noticed that she's growing a lot length wise so we've moved to 3-6m jammies, but that are definitely too big otherwise. Regular clothes she's still rocking the 3m (mostly Carters) size and probably will for at least a few more weeks. It drives me crazy that I don't know exactly how much she weighs because that would probably help me know how much longer to expect her in this size! LO turned 14w on Monday.
Same here. I put the first 3-6 onesie on him today and it fit but as far as romper type 3-6 is goofy. I feel like this is such an awkward stage as far as clothing size goes. Lol
Post by baytosa2013 on Sept 23, 2015 14:11:38 GMT -5
I chose 3-6 months. We are fully in 6 month pajamas, especially the one's from Carters. She can still fit a lot of her 3 month tops and bottoms but I have some 6 month one's as well. I also have some 12 month tops that can double as a dress right now. I just put little bloomers on under. She is 16 weeks tomorrow and 4 months on October 4th.
Post by billyhorrible on Sept 23, 2015 14:48:08 GMT -5
He's in 3-6/6 months (usually they're the same size, different brands just use different size denominations) but everything I buy him now I'm buying in 6-12 month size because his t-shirts are already becoming belly shirts due to length.
He's 3.5 months, just about 15 lbs and 26.5 inches long.
Post by silv3rlining on Sept 23, 2015 16:10:11 GMT -5
3 month with some 6 month stuff here and there (that's big, even with fluff butt...) this is unchartered territory for me since my DS was pretty much solidly in clothes the next size up once he started gaining weight...I'm afraid she won't get to use the 9 month clothes we bought in anticipation of cold weather
Post by kemdupuis on Sept 23, 2015 20:52:07 GMT -5
B is wearing mostly 6 month stuff, but I'm still squeezing him into a few 3-6 mo outfits because they are so cute and I don't want to pack them away yet. The stuff we have from Baby Gap seems to run big, so he'll be rocking his 3-6 month stuff from there for a while. All of our stuff from Carter's is 6 month now. He is so long! He'll be 14 weeks on Saturday, and is closing in on 14 lbs. I think we'll be in 6 month clothes for a while, but might make the transition to 9 month stuff this winter.
Post by turtletyme on Sept 24, 2015 9:14:51 GMT -5
We are pretty close to switching to 6-9 for length reasons, although when I hold them up to her they look stupidly huge. (I remember when I was saying that about the 3-6 not so long ago!)
Post by honeybunches101 on Sept 24, 2015 20:31:45 GMT -5
H is in 6 months in carters, 6-12 in gap. She will be in 9m soon! DS was always right on for his age so I bought a bunch of winter clothes on sale in Feb in 6m. Woops! Had to go get a whole slew of girls summer clothes!
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