Removing clothing size labels makes a small kid feel bigger
Here's how Nicole dialed down the get-dressed standoffs with her preschooler:
My daughter is on the small side, so she often wears smaller-than-her-age clothes (she's four wearing a size 3). She has started complaining about being four and having to wear size three clothes, so I cut the tags out. Now, she no longer cares!
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this also works if your child is on the larger/taller side too.
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