My dtr is 4months old, 13lbs. Pants are a 0-3 Her waist is 17in and thighs 12in. She has to wear a diaper with these. what size would you suggest?
584508
The medium is for 15-22lbs and the openings are snug so I would probably just get the medium because she will probably grow out of a small pretty fast.
584509
Size small should work for you. These swim diapers run true to size and my granddaughter wore hers without a diaper and they were perfect. I had gotten her a size large (she is a larger 2 year old) I did have a size medium which I gave to my 1 year old Neice and they fit well without a diaper. Hope this helps.
310103
Since she is so tall and thin I would try the small. Her height is in the medium range but her weight is in the small range, and you want them to be tight. My only concern is whether they would be long enough between crotch and knee. You also want the knee support to be on the knee. Maybe order medium and small and try on, and keep the one that fits best.
1561857
Personally, would go with the medium. We got the small, male dashound - 15 lbs, but doesn't seem like he really has a lot of breathing space when he has it on. Plus, we keep a male diaper wrap with liner on him when he has it on, too. Hope this helps. good luck
1955946
I'd go larger. Unless your doggie will try to squirm out of it. I have a miniSchnauzer that fell between the 2 small sizes. She's more comfortable in the slightly larger size, which is also easy to make tighter, if I ever need to - just sew on 2 Velco patches to the diaper to make the attachment place larger. Can't make a too-small diaper bigger easily!
910583
You would buy your normal size - K'tans are very stretchy! Actually, I would size down, as K'Tans run very large. I was bordering between a medium and large, and I need a small to get baby high and tight like their supposed to be. You could probably find a good video on YouTube that shows how to use it with twins. I think the instructions show how to use it with twins too. You won't be able to carry twins for more than a couple months probably. Stretchy also means saggy with heavier babies or multiples. Once they are around 15lb, they will probably be too big.
115146
My 9 month old 43.6 lbs standard fits perfectly. She's long and skinny. I fear once she gets older and bigger I'll have to upgrade. However, I am not 100%.
1053009
These started getting tight on my daughter when she was about 18 pounds as well. I suggest checking out the medium wide cloth-eez prefold diapers on www.greenmountaindiapers.com.
1955128
MM, It would depend on your dogs waist size. I used the medium size on my Schnauzer mix who weighed 28-30 pds, and she had lumps I had to take in to consideration when deciding on the size. These diapers were the perfect answer for my dog and I had tried two other brands before deciding on these.Every situation is different and you may have to try different sizes to find the right fit for your dog. But I would go by waist size first.
1303409
Your son is longer than my daughter (25 inches) but weighs the same. I think the length would force you to move to the next size quickly. I would probably go with the next size.
500185
I would get a 3T. It fits super tight And when they sit down the padding rides up. My son is 36 inches as well and 34.5 pounds. He is 21 months. The 2T was way to tight.
907253
I am using size 4 for my 13 month old. 4 is deff fast. 3 is medium. I believe size 2 is the slow one.
337832
based on my experience,almost two years of incontinence I use only the DEPEND REAL FIT size S/M even being a size 38 (178 lbs) needs to be real tight plus one or two TRANQUILITY BOOSTER PADS set just below the belt;one front ,one back it adds a certain layer of absorbancy.they may be set before putting the diaper on or put on the diaper and slide in one or more booster pads while you are wearing the diaper;it is the best solution I have found so far;open for better suggestions! incontinence is hell.......good luck. C.W.
95416
I would guess a size 3 would work well but buying a 3 and/or 4 and trying it is the best way to find out, and return the one you don't take of keep them both if the 3 fits and you have the 4 for when he grows into it. Otherwise return both, but the other answers are correct to look at the O'Neill site and make sure the height is right. If it is too loose it will let cold water in and circulate, if it is too tight it will be very painful and useless. It is a great wetsuit for the toddlers, best I ever saw. BD
639751
My baby is 3 months old and I just bought the larges. He weighs 17 lbs so he would technically fit the smalls, but the larges for really well in our diapers(we have BumGenius and Happy Flute).
1830636
I went by weight as well. I had purchased XL disposable diapers for my lab/shepard cross in the past, but they always seemed way too small, uncomfortable and fell off. So the XXL washable is a bit big for my dog, but for the most part they do the job. And like others said, the waist is adjustable to an extent. My dog is 15 years old, these have been a blessing! Good luck!
323619
I bought a size xs, my hip 92 cm and pants perfectly! My waist is 62 cm and the pants a little great but there has adjustable Velcro and it saves. Hope this helps.
381442
My 7 yr old (8 in March) wears a peewee large. He's very thin through the waist. I'd go up a size with him, so I'd recommend skipping the peewee sizing at his age.