My Baby Boy
By cmofi123
@cmofi123 (344)
United States
February 21, 2008 4:08pm CST
My baby boy is only 4 1/2 montha old and he use clothes for a 12 month and most of his hirts are 24 months. I hate it when I go to baby stores and the sales person tries to help me. "She's like hold ols is your baby"? So I tell her, and she starts showing me these miniatures shirts. I tell her no, not these and I start getting the big one and they look at me all weird, like If I'm not the one with the baby. Does anyone else have this problem?
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6 responses
@mermaidivy (15395)
• United States
17 Mar 11
Yeah, when my baby was 4 months old, he was wearing 6 - 9 months already, he is a big boy! I don't care what other people thinks, I need to get clothes that is comfortable for him.
@Professor2010 (20162)
• India
17 Mar 11
Hi cmofi
Seems the boy is growing fast, my granddaughter is now three years young, but slim, thin though healthy, herdity plays role in our growth lol..
Thanks for sharing
Cheers.
God bless you, have a nice day ahead.
Professor ‘Bhuwan’. .
@Sissygrl (10912)
• Canada
22 Feb 08
no, I can't say as i do.. My daughter is on the lower side of the growth rate chart, so i had the oppisite problem you are having now with your son. My daughter is REALLY tall and skinny. I guess that makes sense since both her parents are slender and tallish.
@asgtswife04 (2475)
• United States
22 Feb 08
I have the exact opposite problem...people look at me strange when i tell them my daughter is almost two because she is so small. she is only in 18 month clothes and that is just so her pants are long enough. they are to big in her waist. she is tiny for her age, but she is very tall for her age as well. i wouldn't worry to much on what people think. you are his mother and that's all that matters. everyone else doesn't mean crap when it comes to you and your son. be happy that he's a healthy baby and just go on. laugh it off and don't let it irritate you or aggravate you. it's not worth it. good luck and God bless
@Sillychick (3275)
• United States
22 Feb 08
My son has always been big, but I never had this problem. The sales person should be able to tell just by looking at your son that he needs a bigger size. I don't know where they get those sizes. Most babies I have ever known were either bigger or smaller- and rarely does a 6 month old actually fit in an outfit that is sized 6 months. At least not in my experience, and I've known lots of babies.
@Risenlights (17)
• Australia
22 Feb 08
I have a similar problem with my kids. My 2 oldest are 4 yrs apart but they look like twins,my daughter who is younger than her brother is the same height and weight, the same with my 2 youngest, they are 15 months apart and yet they look like twins. All 4 find it very funny to dress alike so people actually think they are 2 sets of twins. They all range from 13 to 7. All clothes are made for the average sized child. There are some under average sized and above average sized children. My 2 oldest are above average sizes and my 2 youngest are under average sizes. So I wouldn't put too much stock in what people think, it will all work out in the end.