Baby Clothing Size Calculator

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Health Updated 14 Jun 2026

The Baby Clothing Size Calculator suggests the right clothing size for your baby from their height (length). Because EU baby sizes are based directly on height in centimetres, you enter your baby's length and get the recommended size band plus the typical age range it covers. Sizes vary by brand, so it's usually smart to size up a little.

Formula

EU baby clothing size ≈ height in cm (rounded up to the next size band).
  • EU baby clothing sizes correspond to a baby's height in centimetres, rounded up to the next standard band (50, 56, 62, 68, 74, 80...).
  • Enter your baby's measured length; the calculator picks the smallest size band that fits and shows the age range it usually maps to.
  • Input definitions: • Baby's height/length: your baby's current length in centimetres. • Baby's weight: optional, used only as a sanity check; sizing is driven by height.
  • Age ranges are approximate — babies of the same age vary a lot in size, so always go by measurements.
  • Brands differ: a '62' from one label may fit differently from another. When in doubt, choose the larger size.
  • Sizing up slightly gives room to grow and means clothes last longer before they're outgrown.

Example Calculation

Inputs
  • Baby's height/length: 62 cm
  • Baby's weight (optional): 5 kg

Suppose you enter: Baby's height/length = 62, Baby's weight (optional) = 5. The calculator applies the formula (EU baby clothing size ≈ height in cm (rounded up to the next size band).) and shows all output values below. Change any input field to immediately see how the result changes.

Frequently asked questions

How are baby clothing sizes determined?
EU baby sizes are based on height in centimetres. A size '62', for example, fits a baby up to about 62 cm tall.
Should I size by age or height?
Always go by height (and weight) rather than age. Babies of the same age can differ by several centimetres, so measurements are more reliable.
Why does the tool suggest sizing up?
Babies grow quickly, so a slightly larger size lasts longer. Buying the exact current size often means the garment is outgrown within weeks.
Do brands size the same way?
Not exactly. Sizing varies between brands and countries, so treat the result as a starting point and check each brand's size chart.
How do I measure my baby's height?
Lay your baby flat, mark the top of the head and the bottom of the heel, and measure the distance between the marks.
What size for a newborn?
Newborns typically wear size 50–56 (up to about 56 cm). Larger newborns may move into 62 within the first few weeks.

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