Underwear for petite toddler

[josie423]

Where can I find them?? My ds is 2 and quite petite, about 23-24 lbs. I've tried Target, Oshkosh, Carter's, Babies R us, and a few other places I can't think of. They're all just too big! Thanks!

[zoebird]

i think that theecstore.com has everything. no, really, i think they have everything.

my guy is a tall/skinny. it's hard to find any pants that fit (lol). but, i truly believe that when we move to unders, we'll have to go there anyway.

good quality too, btw, and fast, good service. i'm happy with my previous purchase. also, i believe, an mdc mom.

[pixiepunk]

definitely try the EC store. emily is awesome and so is her stuff.

however, i've always had good luck buying regular 2T undies and washing them on hot and drying them on hot a few times to shrink them up.

[sapphire_chan]

Also hit your local thriftstore and find those infant girl outfits that come with bloomers. They're cut to fit over diapers so they'll fit a larger child who doesn't have a diaper.

[theboysmama]

those infant diaper cover things that saphireclan suggested come in all different colors and sizes and work wonderfully. You can pick them up at thrift stores w/out the outfits for really cheap (Like .25-$1)

[kawa kamuri]

I can't speak for boys but these underwear for girls were the smallest I found. Perhaps the boys fit the same.

http://www.childrensplace.com/webapp...0001_-1_575868

Before my daughter fit into those I put her in cheap cotton NB sized shorts I got from Target. Pants that aren't irritating against a naked bottom are also great without stressing about underwear.

FWIW I was not pleased with the quality or service from EC Store.

[kaitlyncakesmama]

my dd is small too (about same weight as your ds) and we've had good luck w/ hanes undies from target, also found some at kohl's (not sure of the brand- fruit of the loom?) that were slightly bigger but i was surprised she fit into a 2t. i also really liked the hanna anderson training underwear. good luck!

[hrsmom]

These tiny underwear are awesome! Made by work at home mamas and sold by a work at home mama business! (I love supporting WAHM's as one myself! ) And Marija at EC Wear is awesome! I her!

[andreac]

We didn't do EC, but my dd potty learned at about 18mos. I used the gerber training undies mostly. They were a little thick, but actually sort of nice in the winter for a little extra layer on our hardwood floors. If you have an H&M near you, they sell "diaper covers" that fit more closely to the body than the ones that usually come with dresses and fit her wonderfully and were VERY inexpensive.

[josie423]

Thanks for the suggestions! I'll try Children's Place as I do not have the ability to make online purchases right now (out of town for a while).