Learn how to buy baby shoes
Your kid’s big toe will angle sideways towards the second toe. This condition causes bunions and bumps on the side of the foot.
More Tips for shoe shopping
• Shop later in the day.
• Choose a sneaker or other breathable, lightweight upper instead of the old-fashioned stiff leather shoes we've all had bronzed.
• Look at the soles.
• You don't need to buy high-tops for support, but they do stay on better!
• To check for fit, have your child stand up.
• Grab a bit of the material on top of his foot.
• Don't expect your child to "break in" a pair of shoes.
• Make sure any laces are long enough to double knot (or buy a longer replacement pair while you're at the shoe store).
• Some parents love the ease of Velcro fasteners.
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Follow these 4 tips for the perfect fit
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Before You Buy Baby's First Shoes
- When Should I Buy Shoes for Baby?
- What Kind of Baby Shoes Should I Buy?
- How Should Baby Shoes Fit?
- Laces or Velcro?
- When Should I Shop?
- How Often Should I Buy Shoes?
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4 Tips for Buying Baby Shoes
- Knowing your kid’s shoe size may not be enough.
- Check regularly.
- Carefully choose your baby’s shoes.
- Give it a half-inch allowance.
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