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How to choose shoes?

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Suslik · 13/12/2008 23:08

Hi all,
my baby is 9 months old and very keen on standing. She wants to start cruising too. I need to help her though - she is usually in socks or tights and it's very slippery for her as we have wood floors in the living room where she spends a fair bit of time.

I need some sort of rubber soled shoes (or rubber soled socks?) for her, but do not want to spend a fortune. Any ideas out there for what i can get her?

It's too cold to walk barefoot at ours.

Thanks everyone!

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fledtoscotland · 13/12/2008 23:13

primark do the no-slip socks for babies/toddlers at £1 a pair. DS1 has these as we have laminate in the kitchen.

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mejon · 14/12/2008 11:57

How about these? Or if they will be too big for a 9 month old, soft leather shoes like Robeez or Shoo-Shoos would do the trick.

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MustHaveaVeryShortMemory · 14/12/2008 14:11

Boots have non-slip socks - 'totes' in baby sizes. About £6 but on 3 for 2. Friend has the primark ones, and they are virtually the same but we don't have a primark handy. John Lewis slippers are good but £11.

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designerbaby · 14/12/2008 17:13

Baby Gap do nice thick socks with rubber bits on the bottom. We have a cold house with wood floors and DD does fine in these.

Otherwise shoo-shoos great. DD lived in hers for months. You can get them from Mothercare.

HTH

db
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Suslik · 14/12/2008 22:17

Oh thanks so much everyone! I have bought the john lewis once today before i'd read all these messages. they are £10. i think i'll give them back and get the JoJo ones as my brother lives near JoJo shop. otherwise i'll hunt down the Boots ones.

I spoke to baby gap sales assistant and she did not think they'll be rubbery enough to protect from slipping. so i did not try.

thanks a lot for all the tips! love this forum.

maria

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