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Baby Clothes Size Finder

Baby clothes are labeled by age, but babies are not — and every brand draws its size chart differently. Enter your baby’s weight and this free tool shows the size most brands’ published charts point to, how much brands disagree at that weight, and which labels run big or small. It reads brands’ own charts; it is not a measurement of your baby.

Baby Clothes Size Finder

Enter your baby’s weight to see the size most brands’ charts point to — and which brands run big or small. Built from 30 brands’ published size charts (September 2026). It reads the brands’ own charts — it is not a measurement of your baby.

3 lb48 lb

At 14 lb, most published charts point to

3-6M

Runs small — size up

Old Navy, Nike, Cat & Jack

Their label maxes out at a lighter weight on paper.

Runs big — size down

Patagonia, The Children’s Place, babyGap

Their label covers heavier babies on paper.
These are brands’ published size charts, not a measurement of your baby and not growth or health guidance. Babies of the same weight vary, and the right time to size up depends on fit and your child — for that, and for anything about your baby’s growth, talk to your pediatrician and see the American Academy of Pediatrics. Read our medical disclaimer.

Powered by Babbez · brand-published charts, Sept 2026 · we did not measure or test any garment.

How the size finder works

We compared the published size charts of 30 baby-clothing brands (26 distinct charts) in September 2026. For any weight, the tool shows the size whose cross-brand median weight range contains it, the full range that weight spans across brands, and which brands’ charts run big or small. Every figure comes from the brands’ own charts — nothing here is estimated, and we did not measure or test any garment.

Why do baby-clothing sizes vary so much?

Because a size label is not standardized. On brands’ published charts the same “3–6M” label tops out anywhere from about 14.5 lb to 20 lb, and “18–24M” from about 26 lb to 32 lb. That is why the same baby can wear two different labels depending on the brand — and why checking the specific brand’s chart beats trusting the label.

This tool is about clothing labels, not your baby’s growth or health. For your baby’s growth and the right time to move up a size, talk to your pediatrician and see the American Academy of Pediatrics. Read our medical disclaimer.

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