Mr.T is popping out of his French 3-month onesies. For kicks, I tried a sixer on him.
Seems to fit, at least better than the 3-monthers. Maybe a wee bit big in the arms/shoulders, but I bet that won't be the case next week. He's 2 months old. Righto.
It's insane how small the French baby stuff is compared to its American equivalent. I guess we're just supersizing our people early. Gotta start 'em young.
Also -- T's pretty much done with his small cloth diapers. He really bulldozed through them. First his legs were too skinny, and now suddenly he's just too big in all ways. That's too bad. Gotta work on the amassing the next size up. And hopefully selling off the previous one.
oh my god, i just want to take a bite out of his cheeks. and that smile! oh, i love that smile.
you know what? it's not just the smile. it's more his eyes. he looks like he's actually thinking and looking at us. he's going to be a smarty!
I'm not sure if they are available in France, but we've had good luck with the one size cloth diapers. MUCH more economical - you don't have to keep sizing up as the babe grows. We like BumGenius and Haute Pockets. You could try to find them used (and unload your small ones!) on diaperswappers.com
I hope that you don't mind the random advice! I'm a Carleton friend of Kari's, and she links to your blog on hers. As a fellow cloth diapering mama, I had to comment. :) Your son is beautiful. And I hope your move goes as smoothly as possible.
Well, you are ridiculously tall - he's obviously taking after his mama!
Note: Being ridiculously tall is not a bad thing.
Oh, sweet, sweet sweet... There are just no words to describe how precious he is!!
If I am ever blessed with children, I do hope I will have the courage, strength and motivation to use cloth diapers like you wonderful eco girls are doing.