Re: New shoes

[Guest guest]

, I don't know exactly how the s are sized, but I can tell you from

my experience that my son started out in a size 0 and when he needed a new pair

about 5-6 months later, I foolishly ordered the next size up (size 1) and

there's hardly a difference between the size 0 and 1. So I think if they're a

little bit bigger (so long as they're not too huge and you can still get the

straps on nice and tight), it will just save you some extra money.

Orr wrote: Hi there,

My son got his second pair of s today after finally outgrowing the first

pair. These

new ones are a size 3 and they seem pretty big. How would I know if they are too

big? I

remember the first pair seemed big when we first got those back in November, but

I don't

remember them being this big. I can get the straps really tight, but his heel

doesn't seem to

be as far back and down as they were in the old pair. (The old ones were a size

1). Should I

see about getting a pair of size 2's instead, or is it better to have extra

growing room in the

shoes?

Any input greatly appreciated!

mom to Elliot, 8/8/05 uni-lat rcf.

Dolores, mommy to:

Marcus Nov. 2005 LCF ( FAB 16-18 hours/day)

and March 2001

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[Guest guest]

It is normal that the heels do not seat in a new pair of shoes immediately.

Give it a little time and they will. Also if the tongue is huge, you can trim

it with scissors to eleminate the bulk.

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Re: New shoes

, I don't know exactly how the s are sized, but I can tell you

from my experience that my son started out in a size 0 and when he needed a new

pair about 5-6 months later, I foolishly ordered the next size up (size 1) and

there's hardly a difference between the size 0 and 1. So I think if they're a

little bit bigger (so long as they're not too huge and you can still get the

straps on nice and tight), it will just save you some extra money.

Orr wrote: Hi there,

My son got his second pair of s today after finally outgrowing the

first pair. These

new ones are a size 3 and they seem pretty big. How would I know if they are

too big? I

remember the first pair seemed big when we first got those back in November,

but I don't

remember them being this big. I can get the straps really tight, but his heel

doesn't seem to

be as far back and down as they were in the old pair. (The old ones were a

size 1). Should I

see about getting a pair of size 2's instead, or is it better to have extra

growing room in the

shoes?

Any input greatly appreciated!

mom to Elliot, 8/8/05 uni-lat rcf.

Dolores, mommy to:

Marcus Nov. 2005 LCF ( FAB 16-18 hours/day)

and March 2001

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