can you get knickers in 12-18month size?

[misdee]

actually 9-12 would be better, as she is in cloth and 12-18trousers fit loosely.

anyone?

asda do afaik.

They do much smaller than anywhere else I found.

try asda. they def do 1 to 11/2 not sure about smaller though.

snap armadillo!

thanks. dd3 is showing signs of being ready. eeek!

woolworths do. TBH you want them a bit big anyway-easier to get up/down

I had DD's from Asda. But although she was potty trained at just 24 months and is a skinny thing - now 2 1/2 and still in 18-24 months clothes she didn't get on with the smaller pants. They seemed to make her uncomfortable and we'd get the line "my pants are bothering me".

It sounds like you are going to struggle with the trousers though once you get rid of the cloth nappy. DD was bought some age 2-3 trousers for Christmas and they just fell straight down. She is also night trained and we have a similar problem with pjs.

i had this problem and my dd is tiny and was only 1.9 when she started, asda, adams, tesco and everywhere start at 18-24, but mothercare do them in 12-18, strangly i found the plain white one were smaller than the patterened and coloured ones.