Re: shoes after 23/7 in the DBB?

[Guest guest]

I think they can wear almost anything, but I would think that something similar

in style to the markells (so that it holds your baby's foot in a good position,

without being too tight) or a slipper style shoe (like Robeez) would be best. We

have gone with the Robeez-style shoes, basically they are just a leather

bootie/sock type shoe and I can't imagine any way in which they could adversely

affect the treatment my dd has already received. Of course, they don't need

shoes, just something warm. Assuming your son isn't walking yet. So even some

extra cozy socks would work well. But I know how it is, wanting those first cute

shoes for them

Marcia

shoes after 23/7 in the DBB?

This is premature on my part because my son won't be out of casts until

around Christmas, but I am thinking ahead. What kind of shoes can

babies wear after they graduate to wearing the shoes and bar at naps

and night?

6-19-05, unilateral left

[Guest guest]

,

I don't know about blisters because doesn't fit in these

shoes yet, but I plan on trying shoes from See Kai Run and from

Preschoolians next summer. Both companies have web sites and have a

great selection of cute sandals. Check them out! I boought a pair of

shoes from See Kai Run and the leather is unbelievably soft and I

don't see how it would cause blisters. Unfortunately, their smallest

size is a 3 and it seems to be a very large three that is on inch

too long for my daughter's foot! Hope this helps.

Donna

> >

> > > In general, if everything goes well as expected,

> > > your child can wear what every you and he find

> > > comfortable. You can just follow the typical

> > > baby-shoe protocol, what ever fits well and feels

> > > good for that age range. I know some parents aim

> > > for the upper-end quality like Stride Rite, but I

> > > didn't (don't). Partly because the Stride Rite

> > > dealer near us was the most rude store in the

> > > world....but mostly because my kids just didn't seem

> > > to need anything special. I do avoid stiff shoes,

> > > but I'd avoid them on a non-club foot baby too.

> > > Really it's hard to cross this bridge until you get

> > > to it.

> > >

> > > Sounds like you have a big Christmas ahead of you

> > > getting past the casting phase! Nice way to start a

> > > new year!

> > > s.

> > > shoes after 23/7 in

> > > the DBB?

> > >

> > >

> > > This is premature on my part because my son won't be

> > > out of casts until

> > > around Christmas, but I am thinking ahead. What kind

> > > of shoes can

> > > babies wear after they graduate to wearing the shoes

> > > and bar at naps

> > > and night?

> > >

> > >

> > > 6-19-05, unilateral left

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > >

[Guest guest]

Thanks, and to all who replied. I am glad to hear that the Robeez-

type shoes are ok.

>

> I think they can wear almost anything, but I would think that

something similar in style to the markells (so that it holds your

baby's foot in a good position, without being too tight) or a slipper

style shoe (like Robeez) would be best. We have gone with the Robeez-

style shoes, basically they are just a leather bootie/sock type shoe

and I can't imagine any way in which they could adversely affect the

treatment my dd has already received. Of course, they don't need

shoes, just something warm. Assuming your son isn't walking yet. So

even some extra cozy socks would work well. But I know how it is,

wanting those first cute shoes for them

> Marcia

> shoes after 23/7 in the DBB?

>

>

> This is premature on my part because my son won't be out of casts

until

> around Christmas, but I am thinking ahead. What kind of shoes can

> babies wear after they graduate to wearing the shoes and bar at

naps

> and night?

>

>

> 6-19-05, unilateral left

>

>

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

At least you have a system that works! LOL! (and good balance too!)

s.

shoes after 23/7 in

> > > > > the DBB?

> > > > >

> > > > >

> > > > > This is premature on my part because my son won't be

> > > > > out of casts until

> > > > > around Christmas, but I am thinking ahead. What kind

> > > > > of shoes can

> > > > > babies wear after they graduate to wearing the shoes

> > > > > and bar at naps

> > > > > and night?

> > > > >

> > > > >

> > > > > 6-19-05, unilateral left

> > > > >

> > > > >

> > > > >

> > > > >

> > > > >

> > > > >

[Guest guest]

OOOh, we will have to plan that!! There are some great outlet stores

on the way too!! I think we even have some american cash kicking

around hmmmm

> > > >

> > > > > In general, if everything goes well as

> expected,

> > > > > your child can wear what every you and he find

> > > > > comfortable. You can just follow the typical

> > > > > baby-shoe protocol, what ever fits well and

> feels

> > > > > good for that age range. I know some parents

> aim

> > > > > for the upper-end quality like Stride Rite,

> but I

> > > > > didn't (don't). Partly because the Stride

> Rite

> > > > > dealer near us was the most rude store in the

> > > > > world....but mostly because my kids just

> didn't seem

> > > > > to need anything special. I do avoid stiff

> shoes,

> > > > > but I'd avoid them on a non-club foot baby

> too.

> > > > > Really it's hard to cross this bridge until

> you get

> > > > > to it.

> > > > >

> > > > > Sounds like you have a big Christmas ahead of

> you

> > > > > getting past the casting phase! Nice way to

> start a

> > > > > new year!

> > > > > s.

> > > > > shoes after 23/7

> in

> > > > > the DBB?

> > > > >

> > > > >

> > > > > This is premature on my part because my son

> won't be

> > > > > out of casts until

> > > > > around Christmas, but I am thinking ahead.

> What kind

> > > > > of shoes can

> > > > > babies wear after they graduate to wearing the

> shoes

> > > > > and bar at naps

> > > > > and night?

> > > > >

> > > > >

> > > > > 6-19-05, unilateral left

> > > > >

> > > > >

> > > > >

> > > > >

> > > > >

> > > > >

[Guest guest]

It's funny (now) ee, we give our shoes to & Jen as his

feet are a lot smaller than Grace and he seems to be ready for a new

pair just when she has grown out of hers, works well, even though he

is older than she is...her dad wears a 12 and I don't have what you

would call tiny feet either hehe, she's got good balance anyway lol!

& Grace

> > > >

> > > > > In general, if everything goes well as expected,

> > > > > your child can wear what every you and he find

> > > > > comfortable. You can just follow the typical

> > > > > baby-shoe protocol, what ever fits well and feels

> > > > > good for that age range. I know some parents aim

> > > > > for the upper-end quality like Stride Rite, but I

> > > > > didn't (don't). Partly because the Stride Rite

> > > > > dealer near us was the most rude store in the

> > > > > world....but mostly because my kids just didn't seem

> > > > > to need anything special. I do avoid stiff shoes,

> > > > > but I'd avoid them on a non-club foot baby too.

> > > > > Really it's hard to cross this bridge until you get

> > > > > to it.

> > > > >

> > > > > Sounds like you have a big Christmas ahead of you

> > > > > getting past the casting phase! Nice way to start a

> > > > > new year!

> > > > > s.

> > > > > shoes after 23/7 in

> > > > > the DBB?

> > > > >

> > > > >

> > > > > This is premature on my part because my son won't be

> > > > > out of casts until

> > > > > around Christmas, but I am thinking ahead. What kind

> > > > > of shoes can

> > > > > babies wear after they graduate to wearing the shoes

> > > > > and bar at naps

> > > > > and night?

> > > > >

> > > > >

> > > > > 6-19-05, unilateral left

> > > > >

> > > > >

> > > > >

> > > > >

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