Really small pants.

[Inkmaiden]

Where can I buy some? Inkspawn is 3 and so far even 1-2 year old pants from Mothercare, Sainsburys and H&M are all too big and keep falling down. Does anyone know of any particular brands which come up a bit smaller?

[etta166]

Mothercare are enormous! Primark 2-3 fit my girl at 18m, and John Lewis do 18-24m pants. Not much use anymore, but woollies did 12-18m pants, and you might be able to find some second hand. If all else fails, you can get pants from elimination communication websites but they are a bit pricey.

[Hoak]

Gap are quite small!

[bishop]

Sainsurys 2-3 fit my tiny boy when he was 22mo... *helpful face*

[lstickler]

Mothercare do 12-18month pants. And so do asda but the fit and quality of the asda pants are not very good and although they fit round the waist they tend to be baggy on the legs

[Mutrik]

Primark tends to be quite small / narrow.

[Inkmaiden]

Thank you forum!

[Smiler]

Mini mode (boots) are small.

[crystal7]

John Lewis are great for tiny bottoms!

[buggie]

M&S seem pretty small too - not that we're using them yet & hoping Bugglet fills out a little more before their a regular fixture!

[Inkmaiden]

Most helpful, thanks. Now all I have to do is take in all Inkspawn's trouser waistbands because without a nappy they no longer stay up either... *sighs*. I will, however, forbear from starting a new thread on where to get very small leggings.

[etta166]

It's a bit easier to get very small trousers for girls than for boys. I've had the same problem (went from cloth nappy huge bum to pants at 18m) and resorted to dresses, dungarees, 12-18m leggings (M&S are skinny and long) and 12-18m trousers.

Most boy's trousers have the adjustable elastic in the waistband, and with my son I just had to pull them all in really tight.

[alieh]

Our friends in Canada have a teeny tiny potty trained daughter and they have been ordering very small pants through Next here and having us bring them back for them. I think they come in an 18 month size.