Skechers Infant Shoes
August 30th, 2009
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Baby’s first Nike’s may be absolutely adorable, but are they necessary? According to most experts – and not just modern
ones but for at least the last thirty years – babies don’t need shoes till they’re up and walking around. Even at that
point, it’s good for the little tikes to get in lots of barefoot time so they get used to their balance and how their
little toesies work.
Still, by the time they’re spending more time on their feet than on their knees, it’s time to get
them into a pair of shoes, if for no other reason than to protect those feet from stubbed toes and other injuries. So, what
sort of shoes should you wrap those precious feet in?
Certainly NOT the old-fashioned hard-soled leather lace-up shoes that
were meant to ‘train’ baby feet to grow properly
Baby’s first skechers infant shoes may be absolutely adorable, but are they necessary? According to most experts – and not just modern
ones but for at least the last thirty years – babies don’t need shoes till they’re up and walking around. Even at that point, it’s good for the little tikes to get in lots of barefoot time so they get used to their balance and how their little toesies work.
Still, by the time they’re spending more time on their feet than on their knees, it’s time to get them into a pair of skechers infant shoes, if for no other reason than to protect those feet from stubbed toes and other injuries. So, what
sort of shoes should you wrap those precious feet in?
Certainly NOT the old-fashioned hard-soled leather lace-up shoes that
were meant to ‘train’ baby feet to grow properly
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