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.
Newborns pee a lot, and can go through 15 or more diapers in a day-I think it's gross to make a baby sit in a wet or dirty diaper, so no way could we only go through 5 a day. They should be changed as soon as they go, if at all possible.The number of diapers they use decreases with age.My 13 month old son gets changed about 8 times a day, on average, but some kids go less often, some go more often. We use cloth diapers, so we're saving a ton of money that we would be spending on package after package of paper diapers.he number of diapers they use decreases with age. My 13 month old son gets changed about 8 times a day, on average, but some kids go less often, some go more often. We use cloth diapers, so we're saving a ton of money that we would be spending on package after package of paper diapers.