Adjustable Waistbanded Pants for Infant Boys

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cktownsend07

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• Dec 7, 2010

• #1

where can i find 9mo boys pants that have the adjustable waistbands, that are relatively inexpensive? My 4month old is long and all the pants he has in 3 and 6mo look like capris on him But the 9mo pants are extremly too big around the waist!
Thanks a bunch:0

 

melniemi

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• Dec 7, 2010

• #2

I've found that Carters (and their brands for Walmart and Target) and Jumping Beans from Kohls have fairly skinny waists.

 

mamom

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• Dec 7, 2010

• #3

Targets genuine kids which now that I start to type it is their Carters brand, starts having adjusters in their month size

 

zactayaus

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• Dec 7, 2010

• #4

mamom said:

Targets genuine kids which now that I start to type it is their Carters brand, starts having adjusters in their month size

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Genuine Kids is not made by Carters. They are made by Osh Kosh.

The Children's Place has many infant size pants with adjustable waists.

 

mamom

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• Dec 7, 2010

• #5

Thanks...I always get those made bys confused

 

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cktownsend07

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• Dec 7, 2010

• #6

Carters doesnt have them and the 9 mo pants fall straight down he has no butt either to help hold em up.

Oskgosh has like 2 pairs of them but they dont fit right:thumbsdown:

theres a store about 45 minutes away that has the pants but they are $25 a pair, i can't keep spending that much the way he shoots out of sizes...can't he just stay one size? it would be so much easier

 

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cktownsend07

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• Dec 7, 2010

• #7

most of the stores that do carry adjustable waistbands start usually at 24 mo-2T not any smaller:/

 

Lemonade

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• Dec 7, 2010

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I always found that Old Navy infant jeans ran slim. On a side note, wanna buy some? I've been hanging onto them because they are so darn cute. I was going to use them on DD but she is a tubby child compared to DS.

My son is now able to wear 4 slim and it's AWESOME. The 2T - 4T in every brand were HORRIBLY large, even cinching the adjustable waist as tight as I could.

 

Holly

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• Dec 7, 2010

• #9

What about using Dapper Snappers on his currently too big in the waist 9 mo size pants?

http://www.dappersnappers.com/

 

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freqflyer

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• Dec 7, 2010

• #10

I just bought the equivalent of dapper snappers on etsy for much cheaper. That only helps if there are belt loops. They are other alternatives for pants with no belt loops.

 

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cktownsend07

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• Dec 8, 2010

• #11

wow those are neat!

he has a pair of ON pants, they arent as loose as the carters ones, but they are doable

 

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Jennee

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• Dec 8, 2010

• #12

what about switching to cloth diapers and then the diaper can hold the pants up?
dawson was always long but his height is in his torso and he has short legs.

 

Dillipop

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• Dec 8, 2010

• #13

Overalls worked for mt skinny kids until they were big enough for adjustable waists. Also, my mom would put a couple stitches in to make the waists smaller on other pants. Cloth diapers help a ton, as well.

 

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cktownsend07

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• Dec 8, 2010

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i know nothing about cloth diapering....i would have no idea where to start, even though i've thought about it.

 

msg221

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• Dec 8, 2010

• #15

Some of the pants and jeans I have seen in those sizes either have elastic on the back part or elastic all the way around. Would those work for your son?

 

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cktownsend07

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• Dec 8, 2010

• #16

nope, he wears those now :/ i think i'll have to look cloth diapers more.