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Baby Boys' Rompers & Dungarees
Baby boy dungarees sit here with rompers, sleepsuits and jumpsuits for newborns up to 24 months. A bib front and straps mean there is no waistband to slip below a nappy or dig in when he sits. Rompers and jumpsuits do the same job in one piece, and sleepsuits cover nights and naps. Rompers, sleepsuits and jumpsuits each have their own page too.
Short dungarees for a baby boy stop above the knee and suit warm days, while full-length pairs cover his legs from autumn on. Baby denim dungarees are the sturdy choice for a boy crawling on floors and grass, so check the fabric on the product page. Most baby boys' dungarees are worn over a vest, which some shops call a bodysuit, so his back stays covered. If he sits between two sizes, go up one.
Your questions answered
MINOTI baby boy dungarees sit with rompers, sleepsuits and jumpsuits for boys aged 0 to 24 months, in centimetre sizes such as 80 cm for a typical 9-month-old.
What size dungarees does a boy aged 18 to 24 months need?
Most boys aged 18 to 24 months take 92 cm. A smaller boy of that age may still fit 86 cm, which is the 12 to 18 months size, so measure his height before ordering.
Are dungarees practical for a baby boy of 9 to 12 months who is crawling?
Yes, as the bib and straps keep them from slipping down while he crawls, and there is no waistband to dig in. A baby of 9 to 12 months usually takes 80 cm; check the product page for how the legs open for nappy changes.