Taking accurate measurements for your baby's clothing is essential to ensure a perfect fit. Here's a simple guide to help you measure your little one with ease.

Length: Stand baby up, using a measuring tape, measure from the top of their head to the floor to determine their height.

Arm: To measure the arm length, start from the top of the shoulder and measure down to the wrist.

Leg: For leg length, measure from the outside of the leg down to the ankle. Remember to stick to either inches or centimetres while measuring to ensure consistency with the sizing chart.

Wondering when it's time to size up your baby's clothes? Here are some clear signs to help you decide:

Snug Fit: If your baby's clothes are becoming tight around the body or too short in length, it's a good indication that they need a larger size.

Difficulty Fastening When popper buttons don't stay securely fastened, this can be especially noticeable around the nappy area.

Marks on Skin Red marks left by clothing on your baby's skin indicate that the clothes are becoming too tight. This is a clear signal that it's time to move up a size.