Trendy Baby ClothingBeing trendy means fitting well.When buying trendy baby clothing, with this wonderful age of the internet and being able to buy so much online, I was surprised that there were no decent baby clothes size conversion charts, so I've wandered through the web and pulled together some information for various different countries sizing guidelines and put together my own list of sizing based on the WHO guidelines on weight and height for 75% of babies. Keep in mind when buying clothes for babies (as indeed for yourself!) that all manufacturers are slightly different in their sizing. In general American and French clothing is on the smaller end, English and Australian sizes are usually the larger sizing. I've factored this into my list but it is always safest use a manufacturer who publish their weight and length ranges for each size they sell (mind you, that's only useful if you have access to this information when you're buying). If not, and it all seems too confusing then just stay safe and go for a larger size than what you expect. Just keep in mind the season which the child is likely to be wearing the clothes. In the links for each age range I've given some ideas which will be suitable for summer or as under layers in the winter months for particular age groups. So now to the sizing! Each of the pages below give you a guide for which sizes and which types of clothes are most appropriate for each age group, but so you understand the numbers, the American and English newborn clothes (US and UK) are the age ranges, European and Japanese baby clothes (EU and JAP) are the height in cm, and the Australian sizes (AUS), well they just have to be confusing and put lots of 0's in...
Clothes for 0-3 months
Clothes for 3-6 months
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