To some this may not be a big deal, but I have always thought that babies do not need shoes until they can walk. Their feet do not touch the ground! Booties suffice to keep their little tootsies warm, and as much as I love to dress him up, his comfort is my top priority.
We had been bought a pair of shoes for him a while back, and now that he is getting to the stage where he may outgrow them, we put them on. They are soft soled, done up with Velcro up the back, furry inner shoes, and he did not seem particularly bothered that they were on his feet, but complete with a more grown-up than usual outfit, my baby looked like a toddler ( being the size of your average 11 month old didn't help)
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Children grow up too fast without our help, so shoes are going to remain for special occasions only until he is toddling.
I agree that babies don't need shoes, and Bubby D doesn't usually wear any. Partly because if I tried to put them on her, they're fairly likely to fall off, and partly because I never think to put them on her in the first place!
ReplyDeleteIt's a shame really as she got given lots of really lovely little pairs of shoes when she arrived (as opposed to her older brother - people seem much more inclined to give shoes as a present for a girl) and some of them she's never worn and is already too big for!
The only things that she does wear sometimes is a little pair of soft furry boots, to keep her feet warm if she's in the sling and not wearing her snowsuit.
aww bless he does look grown up, im afaird to say im one of those parents whos been putting my son in shoes and boots since hes been born, i wrote a post on it, i have a addiction to buying him shoes, but your right they dont touch the floor so there really in no point, i just love them lol x
ReplyDeleteAww I took pictures of Josh too the first time he wore shoes and he was about this stage! It's a milestone in my eyes! Just wait until they are in them properly for walking though-it costs a fortune to keep up with their ever growing feet!! xx
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