How long is a baby considered a Newborn? and what is the difference between Newborn Clothing and 0-3 months?
I am a few days shy of being 35 weeks pregnant and am trying to prepare the best that I can for my little man to arrive. I have been looking at the clothing that i got from my baby shower and was curious how long a baby is considered a newborn and what the difference is between newborn clothing and 0-3 month baby clothing.
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- I'd say after three months, it is no longer a newborn. Newborn clothing is supposed to be for up to eight pounds....Emma wore it until ten pounds.
- Newborn usually means up to 8 Lbs. 0-3 months usually means up to 12 lbs. I found that length made more of a difference than weight, though. My daughter was 8lbs 5 oz, and newborn fit her for awhile.
- really it all depends on how large your baby is at birth (height and weight) Some babies (like mine) dont stay in newborn clothes very long.. maybe 2 weeks? 0-3 mos will usually last you a little while, unless your baby is over 8lbs.. Do any of the clothes list height and wait of the child? (like some clothes that i had for my son would say 0-3 mos or 12-18 lbs) Things like that.. good luck to you! and congrats! (oh and i would say they are "considered" newborn, not as in clothing size, but just after being born to about 2 mos..after which they are called infants.)
- I think a baby is considered a newborn until they are about four months. Newborn clothes are typically smaller than 0-3 month clothing. My two month old already out grew her "newborn" clothing but she still fits in her 0-3 month clothes. Now that we're on the subject, don't you think the sizing of baby clothes is messed up? My daughter fits in some 0-3 months clothes, but she can also wear some 6 months clothes. It's retarded, clothing companies need to stick to one pattern for sizes. They're all messed up!
- the pediatrician considers them newborn until 3 months old..and the 0-3 clothing is bigger than newborn clothing..all depends on how big the baby is at birth
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