In medicine and statistics, gold standard test usually refers to a diagnostic test or benchmark that is the best available under reasonable conditions.[1] Other times, gold standard is used to refer to the most accurate test possible without restrictions.
My daughter was still in NB nappies at that age and she is almost 6 months now and still in her 0-3 months clothes and wee tiny shoes :-) She is in size 2 nappies now.Some babies are just dinky!llen is 13 weeks and is wearing size 3 nappies and 6-9 month clothes.
The rise of so-called vanity sizing has rendered most labels meaningless. As Americans have grown physically larger, brands have shifted their metrics to make shoppers feel skinnierâso much so that a womenâs size 12 in 1958 is now a size 6. Those numbers are even more confusing given that a pair of size-6 jeans can vary in the waistband by as much as 6 in., according to one estimate.