How long was your baby in newborn clothes?

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Born at 6lbs 13oz and wearing newborn clothes and diapers for 6 weeks

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My guy was born 8lb 1oz, 21 1/2in and wore them for a few weeks. I didn’t want him to be swimming in his clothes!

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Never! 😂 My daughter was 9 lb 7 oz at birth. I crammed her in one newborn outfit at the hospital but she wore size 1 diapers and 0-3 clothes right away.

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I put them away at 4.5 month's bc I was sick of looking at them 😒 I was really glad we got some as gifts though bc I always thought I'd have a big chunker, instead I got a peanut! born 7lb6oz, she's now 10 months and 9 month clothes are still loose and long for her. she still wears some 3-6 month pants. 6 month onesies are finally starting to get snug, 6-9 is just right. she was 16.8lb at her 9 month appt.

4.5 months in nb onesie

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my daughter was in them until 3-4 months. she's always been on the smaller side I had to keep going out and buying her clothes. she's 10 months now and just started fitting in 9 months but still wears 6-9 clothes.

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I don't even remember anymore.. she lost so much weight due to jaundice that she left the hospital in preemie clothes.. she was born 7lbs 4.6oz, but left 2 weeks later weighing 6lbs even. 😫 We were in very tiny clothes for a few months at least.

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My daughter is 11 weeks and can still fit newborn pants but is in between 0-3 and 3-6 month onsies.

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Mine wore newborn clothes until right after 2 months old

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when my daughter was born She was in premie, and the clothes were still huge. but when she got into newborn she stayed in that size for maybe 2 and a half months.

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Born 5.12 and is 5 weeks and still in newborn. They swallowed her in the beginning!

How long was your baby in newborn clothes?

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