Red marks on tops of feet / Yellow flakey scalp

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Thanks . I have tried some of them but not all. I was wondering though

is it better to have the tongue higher or lower on the foot? I've tried to

loosen them but then he pulls his foot out of the shoe... UGH, these shoes will

forever be trial and error!!! They constantly keep you on your toes. Just when

you think everything is peachy..

Now I sound like I've taken a personal vendetta towards an inanimate object.

GREAT!!! :-)

wrote:

Jen,

Are his shoes getting too small? Maybe not in length but are his feet

growing bigger and the hole you are using in the shoes is now causing

added pressure? Mole foam on the underside of the tongue may help,

removing the tongue all together, have you slit the tongue keeper slit

so the tongue can sit down lower on his foot (this will change the

location of where the strap is positioned a little), what about

changing which slots on the sides of the shoes the strap goes through?

Just a few ideas. Oh, and Sammy just got a new shoe (strap broke on

the old one and they replaced the whole shoe), and we had this

problem, I just put a bandaid on the top of his foot for about a week

while the shoe got broken in and then he was fine. Actually, he still

has a red mark there but it does not get worse and he doesn't seem to

mind it so I just keep an eye on it.

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> > Hey guys,

> >

> > Okay, Aidan is now 14 months old and his feet are looking great

> shoes have been fine. All the sudden though he's getting red marks

> across the tops of his feet. This morning they were the darkest red

> (they usually fade throughout the day).

> >

> > I thought about losening the straps but he's pulled his feet out

> before even when they are on tight. Why is this happening all the

> sudden? I know there has been a ton of emails about this but you

> know how it is when you're busy and it doesn't apply to you it's

> easier to pass over. Okay, now we need help!!!! :-)

> >

> > Also, I got Aidans haircut for the first time and the lady said he

> had cradle cap!?!? Isn't this something babies get within the first

> 3 months? I never even noticed his scalp as I've never seen

> flakes. But sure enough when you pull his hair back the top of his

> head, only, is yellowish in color and the skin looks dry and flakey??

> >??? What the??? Has anyone experienced this?

> >

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