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Robeez Shoes
Asked by J.J. from Altoona
on July 16, 2009
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Hello! My SIL was thinking about getting her lil fella a pair of Robeez shoes for fall, he has a chubby little foot...does anyone have any opinions on them?
Thanks S...
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- The pedipeds are much cuter and people say they are better. We did robeez but next time we would try the pedipeds.
- Seems like I am in the majority here, as I LOVE THEM! My son is 3 1/2 and he still wears them around the house as slippers (so nice with the non-slip suede bottoms ...
- I loved them. My DD wore them until she started to walk then we switched her to sneakers. Targert had a brand too, don't remember the name, but that are around $12.9...
Robeez or Preschoolians or Another?
Asked by T.S. from Chicago
on May 23, 2008
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My son is starting to pull himself up on things and I'd like to get him some soft-soled shoes. I understand that barefoot is best, and he's barefoot at home all the t...
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- We have used Preschoolians and absolutely love them. They have great styles and a great method to check for fit. They have three different soles to match the level y...
- My son had Robeez and I loved them! They were easy to get on, he couldn't take them off, and they were very cute. I also found that L.L. Bean makes a product like Robe...
- Pediped makes some adorable shoes for kiddos. We also have had 2 different sizes of Pumas which are super cute.
Best Shoes for Baby/toddler
Asked by K.B. from Melbourne
on April 27, 2011
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Hey!!
Back when my 4yo was a baby and beginning to walk it was robeez and pediped were the best shoes, what is it now?? :)
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- Tsukihoshi's are ABSOLUTELY the best shoes. My son is 4 and I still buy them for him. Much better than stride rite in so many ways. Go to the Tsukihoshi website so ...
- I love Stride Rite for my 2 1/2 yr old. they are great shoes that last. plus they take the time to measure her feet and make sure the shoe fits correctly!
- I still say pedipeds are great for when a baby is just learning to walk but I only ever used them when my baby needed shoes on ie: outside or at the Drs office, etc bu...
Recommendations for Baby's First Pair of Shoes?
Asked by D.L. from Chicago
on November 3, 2007
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Can you tell me your thoughts/feedback regarding what type of shoes you would suggest buying for your baby? We've already purchased Robeez and we're looking for our n...
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- It's important that until your toddler has really mastered walking, you stick to non-stiff soled shoes. If Robeez are too tight, I like the cheaper brands from Target...
- Hi DL. We found Buskins by accident and loved them. Our daughter wore them until she turned 2. (there are boy designs; look past the first few) http://www.little...
- go to stride right. the shoes are soft and they will measure your childs foot properly..
Shoes for Beginning Walker
Asked by R.R. from Seattle
on January 29, 2009
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My son is starting to walk and I'd like to get "outside" shoes. He currently wears Robeez soft soles but we need something for outdoors. Do you have a favorite shoe th...
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- Hey Mama- You've got lots of suggestions for See Kai Run, but my experience with those shoes was not good....fell apart within a month. They have given us the oppo...
- See Kai Run are fantastic. Flexible, comfortable, and super cute. They recently came out with a line that is made for smaller kids (called Eleven). But our son has a p...
- Hi, I would suggest going to Nordstrom.. They are great with fitting first time walkers.. they give the children a ballon and stuffed toy.. just mention this is his f...
What's a Good Brand of Shoes I Want to Get My Son His 1St Pair of Walking Shoes
Asked by J.S. from Milwaukee
on March 27, 2008
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I've been considering the Robeez Trendz. he's been wearing the Robeez booties for a while and we really like them b/c they stay on his feet. My other question is sou...
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- I am a mother of three boys and have gone through more shoes than I care to count. My youngest is 19 mos. and wore robeez early on. When he really got into walking I...
- We've always gotten Stride Rite--they're flexible for new walkers, and the uppers are real leather for breathability. The biggest reason is their sizing; both my boys ...
- I would go with velcro, and we loved the robeez! Good luck and best wishes to you and your little man!
Good Shoes
Asked by A.B. from Anchorage
on July 10, 2008
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Howdy,
I have been a big fan of the super soft soled shoes, such as Robeez and See Kai Run, for my daughter. However, she is outgrowing these toddler shoe makers' sho...
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- Stride Rite are great for toddlers. Very supportive and comfy. You can get them online. They come in widths too. Also, I just bought some Vincent shoes. They have...
- Hi A., We really like a brand called Preschoolians. I found them online. They are similar to Robeez, but have a rubber sole. They make the foot bed slip out so you ca...
- Soft Star Shoes (made in Oregon) are great. Our daughter recently received a pair as a gift.
Need Recommendation for Infant Shoes That Stay On
Asked by S.S. from Detroit
on February 8, 2008
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I have four month old who kicks off socks. Wanting to keep her tosiesy warm -I am looking forrecommendations for something that stays on! They could be socks with a so...
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- S., I used to have some slippers that had something similar to soles on the bottom. I will look around and see if I can find some when I am out! They have elastic o...
- I had the same problem when my daughter was that age. Thest shoe handsdown is the slipper shoe. The expensive name brand is either Robeez or Pedipad both recommended...
- Any of the Robeez type shoes (Stride Rite $25 and Target $12) stay on pretty well. They are a leather shoe that is totally soft with cute pictures on the top and elast...
How to choose the best first walking shoes?
Asked by J.W. from San Francisco
on September 28, 2008
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Our pediatrician didn't provide conclusive advice about my son's shoes for beginning walking. He said that some parents prefer Robeez since they allow the child great...
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- You can get soft leather robeez type shoes at target for about $12. Our DS wore those a lot when he was learning to walk unless we were going outside (since they don'...
- Our doctor said no shoes until they are walking well, outdoors and need protection. Once they have really mastered walking, then it is easier for them to adjust to the...
- Barefoot is best, after all that's how humans have been doing it since the beginning of time. My sons wore Robeez until they were about two . In winter, if it was rain...
Toddler Shoes
Asked by S.H. from Minneapolis
on October 7, 2006
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My 14-month old son has been walking on his own for a few months now, and he's just about outgrown his knock-off Robeez from Target. (Which I'm not very fond of anyway...
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- Bare feet work the best. Outside, any shoe is good. I have raised 3 kids and have never bought those expensive shoes. Two of my kids were walking on their own by 9 mos...
- Hello- I also have a VERY busy 14 month old boy and I had trouble deciding about shoes. I love his Robeez, but now that he's walking around outside I wanted better...
- Check out: www.seekairun.com www.pedoodles.com www.preschoolians.com www.pedipeds.com They are all kind of a compromise between Robeez and hard soled shoes. ...
