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Clothes for slim 3yo

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woollysocksaresexy · 15/09/2017 13:29

My DD is very small and slight, she is 3.5 and wears age 2-3 clothes. Does anyone have any suggestions as to which brands would suit her best? She is very slim, and skirts are out, and all the leggings she has been in this summer have hung off her waist. They have been mainly Next / Sainsburys / Mothercare. This hasn't been so much of a problem up till now but it seems to be getting worse! Help!

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EveryoneTalkAboutPopMusic · 15/09/2017 18:42

My DD was like this. Haven't got a magic answer sorry although she did wear a lot of dresses and jumpsuits. Once she was toilet trained it was slightly worse as I had to find pants she would wear in since 18 months to 2 years plus she no longer had the bulk of the nappy. Sorry, didn't mean to make things worse with my ramblings...Smile

SandBlue · 15/09/2017 18:50

DS here, but we found H&M did stuff with quite long legs, so we could size down. May not help when sizingbdown means clothes cut for nappies!!!

If it helps, my 6 year old has just declared his age 2-3 shorts too small. His 8 year old brother is still wearing 4-5 shorts, and I've just bought M&S extra long school trousers aged 5-6 for the winter..... thankfully we live somewhere that shorts are suitable wear 10 months of the year!!!

StorminaBcup · 15/09/2017 18:52

I was also going to suggest H&M. It sure about the girls clothes but the boys trousers all have adjustable waist bands and longer legs. They tend to do a lot of slim fit too which I buy for my eldest.

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gamerwidow · 15/09/2017 18:59

Dd lived in dresses and tights at that age because trousers and skirts always fell down on her skinny waist.

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