Buying clothes for your child is one of the small pleasures that make parenting worthwhile. This simple task, however, can become extremely difficult. Children's sizes are constantly changing as they grow, and plus-fit kidswear varies from brand to brand.

Plus-fit kidswear is usually determined by age, height, and weight. Exact measurements of several key areas of your child's body, including the chest, waist, hip, inseam, and height, are the best way to determine a great fit. You should also take her neck base and sleeve length measurements. Then, consult a reputable size chart to determine the correct clothing size for her.

Girls' Clothing Measurement Guide

Just because your child is a certain size in one brand does not mean she is the same size in all other brands. Most girls' sizes are based on age, though some also take height and weight into account.

A few size charts are much more detailed, to provide specific body measurements for girls plus size attire labels. As a result, you should first take your child's specific body measurements to choose the most appropriate clothes.

You must take exact measurements of your child's body when she is dressed in tight attire. If you want to buy her a top or a dress, you should take her waist, chest, and even hip measurements into account. If you're looking for kids'  jeans, you'll need her hips,  waist, and inseam measurements.

How to Measure:

Chest:

Stand tall with your hands at your sides. Wrap the tape measure around your child's chest at its widest point. One inch can be added for comfort and mobility. When taking measurements for jackets, however, you might want to add just a few inches based on how baggy you or your child desires the jacket to fit.

Waist:

Wrap the measuring tape around your child's waist. It is the narrowest part of the torso and is typically located near the belly button.

Hips:

Wrap the tape measure around your child's hips at their widest point. If you're looking for stretchy, tight-fitting jeans, you may want to add an inch for comfort and motion, but you won't need to.

Inseam:

Begin measuring at the crotch and work your way down to your child's ankle.

Height:

When measuring your child's height, make sure she is barefoot and standing straight. Begin at the top of her head and work your way down to her toes. To make the process easier, have her lead against a door frame.

Sturdy Kids offers a wide range of plus-fit clothes for girls, making it easier and more affordable for you to find the right size for your child! We produce everything from tops and dresses to jeans. All of our clothes are designed to provide a comfortable, flattering fit for girls with different body types.

Now that you know all about girls' plus-fit clothing, it's time to start shopping for the perfect girls' sizes for your child! 

Remember to take her measurements first, so you can be sure to find clothes that fit her correctly. And don't forget to keep an eye out for plus-fit kidswear that is stylish and well-made, so your child can feel confident and beautiful in their new clothes.

With this guide, you're sure to find the perfect girls' plus-fit clothing for your child in no time!