18-24 in most things. He has some jams that are 2T but isn't that generally the same as 24mo?
24 months generally means 18-24 mo, while 2T is up to 3T.
Anna is in 9-12/12 stuff, but could probably have skipped to 18 months stuff. I put an old shirt of Jameson's on her that was 18 mo and it fit well. I'm going to squeeze her into her 12 mo stuff though until it warms up here b/c there is no way I am going to buy another wardrobe for just 1 or 2 months of use.
A is long in the torso with shorter legs...and SKINNY!! So, she needs 12 month tops or onesies, but 9 month pants are usually good. Some of her 9 month pants don't fit over the CDs, but 12 months are too long and she crawls out of them. I've taken to lightly stitching some of her pants a little skinnier so they won't fall off, then I can just cut some stitches when I need to. I'm totally not hemming baby pants though, so they can just be long on her
Taylina is in 12-18, but she has almost outgrown a bunch of it. I need to buy some cardigans so I can put her in the next size because it's all spring/summer stuff and I got it as gifts, and I don't want to buy more winter outfits at this point since around here spring is usually here by mid february/beginning of march.
She is just over 20 lbs and I'm sure she's hitting the 30inch mark for height. I haven't had her measure for a few months now. So we'll see what she is at the end of this month when we go for her check up.
Most of her onsies are either 9 months or 6-12 months. Same with pants. Her PJs are all 9-18 months. Damn footed onsies don't have grips on the feet so she's only wearing Hanna PJs now and their sizing is a bit different.
Kellen is mostly still in 3-6 clothes too. A lot of his pants are 0-3, or 3-6 and I pull the waist tight and his tops are 3-6, sweaters and pajamas are 6-9 bc I like them roomy for layering.