How to determine the size of a child's cap
How to determine the size of a child's cap
Often young mothers have difficulty withselection of clothes for their baby. Socks, tights, shoes, hats have special labels on the labels, but it's difficult to determine from them if you do not know what they mean.
You will need
- size determination board;
- -measuring tape;
- A thick thread.
Instructions
1
The sizes of children's clothes are usually defined inaccording to the growth of the child. In order to find out whether panties or blouses are suitable for your baby, you need to refer to the table, which shows the age, height and approximate weight of crumbs (averages). However, with the headdress everything is somewhat different.
2
Measure the child's head along the imaginary edgeCaps, - the result in centimeters and will be the size of the headdress. Approximating the age of the baby and the size of the cap: from 46 to 48 centimeters for children from one to two years; from 48 to 50 cm - from two to three years; 50-52 cm - for three to four year old children.
3
Use a soft sartorial meter to measurecircle of the head on the line on which the child will wear a hat. For example, if the circumference is 57 centimeters, then your size is 57.
4
Take a thick thread that does not stretch intolength, otherwise, the measurement will not be correct. The thread must be wound around the head along the line indicated above. The obtained result is measured by an ordinary ruler.
5
Go to children's clothing websites on the Internet, thereyou can find even more ways to measure the child's head in order to determine the size, as well as dimensional tables (http://www.detivmode.ru/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=49&Itemid=59).
6
Round the results to the sideIncrease, so you do not have to endlessly get upset and exchange bought hats. Virtually all headgear in its design have an elastic pull-off tape, called a size stabilizer or a pull cord. Thanks to this design, the hat can grow by one to three sizes. Also, the stabilizer can pull the cap off, making it smaller. This is designed for the rapidly changing growth of the child.
