Clothes to fit over cloth nappies

i find asda and tesco the best but soem if its from next i just buy the next size up you could always use wonder web instead of hemming the legs up

ok, I must have a really abnormal child then. Dawn can barely fit into the age 5 jeans in Tesco with a cloth bum

Stacy, all kids are different, size 2-3 swamps megan in the waist from tesco (ok she is without nappies now during the day) and I have to adjust the wasists so they dont fall down...but the same size from mothercare/next etc are all too small and she needs 3-4...different shops styles suit different kiddie shapes hun

Stacy, all kids are different, size 2-3 swamps megan in the waist from tesco (ok she is without nappies now during the day) and I have to adjust the wasists so they dont fall down...but the same size from mothercare/next etc are all too small and she needs 3-4...different shops styles suit different kiddie shapes hun

Dawns in about 4-6 years in most shops tho

Most of our clothes are Sainsburys TU. We find Next stuff is cut v slim too, I've struggled to get it over sposies in the past!

agree that tesco, asda and sainsburys seem ok. Nathan has short legs so atm most 6-9m trousers are too long!! He's long in the body tho and the 6-9m cut4cloth vests we have need extenders!! normal 6-9m vests we have to use 2 over all the nappies except ittis!

Is the answer longies? Still learning 'bout all this stuff . Can you buy patterns to knit these (I know a knitastic grandma who'd probably love the opportunity)!

Is the answer longies? Still learning 'bout all this stuff . Can you buy patterns to knit these (I know a knitastic grandma who'd probably love the opportunity)!

Longies are great and if you have some one who can knit then even better, have a look in the work section for advice and patterns.
As for clothes, i find next stuff small as well and our kids have never been chunky, long and lean kids here, Pumpkin patch are short in the rise but ok under a standard rise medium WN !

I'm still new to this so really obvious question, if you already know, but how do longies work? and how do you wear them? (not me obviously but my 16mth old). To me they look really itchy and I hate the smell of wet wool.