Stupid stupid stupid (me, I mean...)

[Guest guest]

Here's something I've been meaning to share for a while...Ava's

hours were reduced about 5 weeks ago, and of course I was SOOOO

excited. About a week later, I got her some " fancy " shoes--cute

little dress shoes. They were cheap little things-$5 at Walmart, so

I could get 2 sizes, a 2 for her CF and a 3 for the " normal " foot.

Anyway, I was so excited to put them on her the next Sunday morning,

and I left them on for almost her whole 6 hours that she was out of

her DBB. STUPID STUPID STUPID!!! She had a HUGE blister going across

the top of her foot, right where the strap was. It took almost 2

weeks for it to get better. Fortunately, it was a little lower than

the strap of the Markells. But I was SOOO careful to not let her get

a blister or anything when she started the DBB, and just like that

she gets a stupid stinkin' razza-frazza blister from her very first

pair of NORMAL SHOES!!!! And now, after all that she has a scar

running right across the top of her foot. So all I want to say is,

learn from me! Don't throw your kids into any old shoes!! I'm a

Payless type girl--but after this I think I'll be buying Ava's shoes

at some nicer places! ;-)

, mommy of:

Guinevere, on, Ava 8/4/04 RCF ABS DBB 18/7

[Guest guest]

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Well at least you learned early on. I've always been told that

adults feet problems stem from children wearing cheap shoes as they

grow up. I've always bought expensive shoes for my kids for this

reason. I also don't let my younger son where hand me downs from

his older brother because it isn't good for children to wear shoes

that are broken down in different places from their different walks.

>

> Here's something I've been meaning to share for a while...Ava's

> hours were reduced about 5 weeks ago, and of course I was SOOOO

> excited. About a week later, I got her some " fancy " shoes--cute

> little dress shoes. They were cheap little things-$5 at Walmart,

so

> I could get 2 sizes, a 2 for her CF and a 3 for the " normal " foot.

> Anyway, I was so excited to put them on her the next Sunday

morning,

> and I left them on for almost her whole 6 hours that she was out

of

> her DBB. STUPID STUPID STUPID!!! She had a HUGE blister going

across

> the top of her foot, right where the strap was. It took almost 2

> weeks for it to get better. Fortunately, it was a little lower

than

> the strap of the Markells. But I was SOOO careful to not let her

get

> a blister or anything when she started the DBB, and just like that

> she gets a stupid stinkin' razza-frazza blister from her very

first

> pair of NORMAL SHOES!!!! And now, after all that she has a scar

> running right across the top of her foot. So all I want to say is,

> learn from me! Don't throw your kids into any old shoes!! I'm a

> Payless type girl--but after this I think I'll be buying Ava's

shoes

> at some nicer places! ;-)

> , mommy of:

> Guinevere, on, Ava 8/4/04 RCF ABS DBB 18/7

[Guest guest]

I feel the same way exactly!

Shook

Retail Operations Manager/Baking Instructor

Vie de France Yamazaki, Inc.

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