Baby clothes size? Help

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Hiiiii so I'm stuck do I buy my little boy loads of 0-3 months or just buy the odd bits and buy more 3-6? How fast do babies usually grow out of 0-3 I don't wanna buy him loads for him to fit in them for like 4 weeks x

Any help appreciated. FTM here!! X

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It seemed like my little guy grew so stinking fast. He was 7 lbs 13 oz. He was in 3-6 in no time.

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I would get a decent amount of 0-3 and some 3-6. I was dumb and stocked up on newborn size and then had a 9 lb baby 😐

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1.) depends on the eight of your baby at birth
2.) depends on the brand of clothes 
Most babies don't last in that longer then 3-4w

My friend had a 9lb boy so he didn't wear any NB stuff he's now 13lbs at a month old.
My nephew was born at 7lbs and he only lasted in NB about 3w and he was not a chicly baby he was just long

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My daughter is still in NB and she's almost 7 weeks old. In fact, we had to run out and get preemie clothes when she was born because newborn pants fell right off. She's starting to fit some 0-3 now, but still not all. I wouldn't recommend skimping too much

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I am buying all sizes from 0-3 months and up, a bit of each so I have some. Once I have my baby shower I will see what I need more of. I only bought used newborn sleepers from another mom, I got 20 for $40 which will be more than enough for me to avoid laundry every day I hope.

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Definitely want 0-3. Heck, my newborn was on newborn for 2 months. 3-6 would most likely be WAY too big on baby for a while.

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When the Careter's outfit says "18", is that 18-24 or 12-18?

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My daughter was in newborn for about a month, and 0-3 for like 3 months. 
She was 6lbs 7oz at birth

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Following!

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I'm curious about this, as well 🤔

Baby clothes size? Help

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