October 2nd, 2010 | 
Author: I have 12 month old boy/girl twins. My son wears 12 month clothing, but my daughter still wears 6-9 month clothes, and 3-6 month in a couple things…
She weighs 20lbs and he weighs 18lbs.
So I wonder, do boys clothes run smaller and girls clothes run bigger? Anyone notice anything like that?
i dont think so……my friends nephew used to do baby modeling when he was younger and sometimes they would put him in girl clothes (not for pictures…lol) to make sure of the fit for that specific size.
i have found that weight doesnt seem to matter in clothing sizes. i actually find it pointless when the weight suggestion is listed on clothing tags. you dont see that on adult clothing…lol!
your twins wearing 2 different sizes is just how they are proportioned. i bet if you had boy/boy or girl/ girl twins, they would probably wear different sizes too.
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i think boys clothesare different then girls clothes, cause there build differently
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i dont think so……my friends nephew used to do baby modeling when he was younger and sometimes they would put him in girl clothes (not for pictures…lol) to make sure of the fit for that specific size.
i have found that weight doesnt seem to matter in clothing sizes. i actually find it pointless when the weight suggestion is listed on clothing tags. you dont see that on adult clothing…lol!
your twins wearing 2 different sizes is just how they are proportioned. i bet if you had boy/boy or girl/ girl twins, they would probably wear different sizes too.
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I thought boys sizes ran bigger. A size 24 month blue jean in boys will be longer and usually a bit roomier in the waist. The same size in girls would be smaller, hence the reason why many little boys outgrow their clothes faster and little girls fit the same size a bit longer. My daughter is 34 months (almost 3 yrs.), and jeans in size 24mo fall down without a belt.
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It could vary by brand.
It also depends, I’d think anyways, on where the baby is the chubbiest.
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