Huh! That's handy! I'll have to do the math to see how accurate it is. My 18 month old just switched to size 4. Might be more dependent on the size of your baby as I know my older daughter wore a size 5 but was potty trained around 2yrs.
I had nice big babies, but they stayed petite as toddlers. My kids all were size 2 forever. My son didn't switch to size 3 until he was just wearing pull-ups to bed as a preschooler.
However, this is an awesome chart. It's nice to kind of have a visual of how many diapers you might need at what stage. It's hard to remember!
Sweet thanks for sharing. Gonna screen shot this and compare it to my stash lol. I had a diaper raffle so I've got a ton. I plan to exchange for what I need too. ?
This is pretty helpful for FTM. I had my son in newborns for 2 weeks and went to size one so I was still changing him 10/11 times a day for awhile. He is 2 now in size 6 and I know I have to potty train but I don't have a freaking clue where or how to start! I ask him to sit on the potty and he says NO and runs! Ahh!
Just an FYI tip for when babies get a little older. If you put a size or two bigger on your kids at night it will hold more pee. We started putting size 6 on my toddler at night around 13-14 months old. Helped prevent leaks!
My daughter skipped newborn and stayed in each size for a good 3 to 4 months after that. Still could fit in a size 4 as a two year old but we have her in pull ups now. She is 24 lbs. Every baby is different :) she was born big but was a slow grower and is still tiny. I would rather put money on a gift card each paycheck just for diapers than buy a bunch of sizes I won't use. Stock up on size 1 at first so you don't have to go out right away.
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Let's hope my baby is size 1 a little bit longer than this.
Amanda ·
@if1 yea girl, me too!!! We have the most 1's! But we plan on exchanging any if we don't need them, for another size.
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Huh! That's handy! I'll have to do the math to see how accurate it is. My 18 month old just switched to size 4. Might be more dependent on the size of your baby as I know my older daughter wore a size 5 but was potty trained around 2yrs.
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My son never got passed size 4 before he was potty trained, my daughter was the same way.
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I had nice big babies, but they stayed petite as toddlers. My kids all were size 2 forever. My son didn't switch to size 3 until he was just wearing pull-ups to bed as a preschooler.
However, this is an awesome chart. It's nice to kind of have a visual of how many diapers you might need at what stage. It's hard to remember!
deleted-user·
Sweet thanks for sharing. Gonna screen shot this and compare it to my stash lol. I had a diaper raffle so I've got a ton. I plan to exchange for what I need too. ?
deleted-user·
This is pretty helpful for FTM. I had my son in newborns for 2 weeks and went to size one so I was still changing him 10/11 times a day for awhile. He is 2 now in size 6 and I know I have to potty train but I don't have a freaking clue where or how to start! I ask him to sit on the potty and he says NO and runs! Ahh!
Amanda ·
I sent this chart to my fiancé, and now every time he buys a box of diapers, he checks the chart. I love him ❤❤
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I definitely don't think this is accurate for everyone. My LO was in size ones for probably 3 months.
deleted-user·
Just an FYI tip for when babies get a little older. If you put a size or two bigger on your kids at night it will hold more pee. We started putting size 6 on my toddler at night around 13-14 months old. Helped prevent leaks!
deleted-user·
My daughter skipped newborn and stayed in each size for a good 3 to 4 months after that. Still could fit in a size 4 as a two year old but we have her in pull ups now. She is 24 lbs. Every baby is different :) she was born big but was a slow grower and is still tiny. I would rather put money on a gift card each paycheck just for diapers than buy a bunch of sizes I won't use. Stock up on size 1 at first so you don't have to go out right away.