Girls' underwear

[kmm]

My 3 1/2 year old has a very tiny bottom and has a very long torso. Can anyone recommend comfortable underwear that stays up?

[HIU8]

We like HA unders and Gybo underwear.

[LMPC]

Another vote for HA. I like the classic cut for DD. More substantial and less wedgies :tongue5: I buy them from the outlets and they are way cheaper.

[veronica]

try gymbo 7-days a week pack.

you might do ok with gap ones (I think they run slimmer)

we prefer hanna classics over hanna hipsters but if she is tiny, she might get swallowed up by classics. otoh, a longer torso might make classics ok.

[happymom]

We have Childrens Place and GAP undies. TCP ones are tighter in the waist so they stay up, but they also have elastic by the leg holes which sometimes causes wedgies (not bad though). The GAP ones are loose in the waist on DD, but not terrible. I would buy both again.

[Canna]

Another vote for Hanna and TCP. They're the two nicest ones we've found in terms of fit.

[mommytoC]

Another vote for HA. I like the classic cut for DD. More substantial and less wedgies :tongue5: I buy them from the outlets and they are way cheaper.

:yeahthat:

[twowhat?]

Another vote for HA classics. They will be baggy on a girl with a tiny butt but they'll stay up, and no wedgies!!

[NewfieNat]

Girl Gotch (Canadian company) is amazing. My DD and all her friends are big fans. They are "on a break" right now but can still be found. DD is 5 and can wear either size 3 or 4.

[Nooknookmom]

I had / have the same issue. Tiny tush & long torso. Everyone rec'd HA's but when we went down to look at them, DD did not like how high they sat on her waist. Sooo, we are still in the TCP bikinis (not the full cut) at xsmall and Gymbo xsmall. The tcp has smaller leg holes but the gymbo had less wedgies. Go figure.