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DD will be fine in crocs- somebody tell me to stop being ridiculous!!!
(24 Posts)DD's school shoes are dead!
Always buy Clarks or Startrite but I just know if I buy new ones now she'll be out of them by September so will only have 4 weeks wear
Just bought some 'alice' (strap across the front) crocs online & hoping she will make do, but really worried she won't be able to run around safely in them (she's 6)
Please someone tell my I'm worrying unnecessarily!!!
DD's school don't allow Crocs.
I would be suprsied if school let her
Neither does the DSs' school.
Nope no crocs allowed at our school either. I'd check!
I would have gone for trainers or sandals (if the school allows them) which could be worn through the summer/at weekends.
Same here.
Why don't you just buy some smart plimsoll/trainer type shoes for the rest of term. Crocs are not safe shoes to wear in the melee that is school.
Marks & Spencer are quite reasonably priced for school shoes.
Another no crocs school here.
Dd1's school shoes have just given up the ghost so I have bought her a pair of canvas doodle types from Next for about £9. These are fine.
They don't look like crocs!
They look just like a Mary-Jane & are called Alice.
You're all making me worry more now!
Running around is safe in crocs. If your school doesn't have anti-croc shoe rules all will be grand, I'm sure.
Get her feet measured in Clarkes and then buy them on eBay in the right size. SO many people buy their kids new shoes and then they don't get worn very much and they seel them after a week or two!
I get LOADS this way for my kids.
Oh fgs get her a pair of shoes.
sell, obviously....
Have a look on here. Your dd's size is probably cheaper than the Crocs.
ds runs in crocs ALL the time.
But ds's school is a no-croc school too.
I'd get her some from M+S, Matalan, Next, tesco etc etc.
I have recently done the same for ds.
FrontRowFig that is a very unhelpful post.
Money is very tight for some people. And just spending £40 in Clarks isn't an option.
well tbh a pair of crocs is the best part of £20, not much more for a proper pair of shoes, non?
FWIW our school has a no-crocs policy too
I got dd some Alice crocs in sale for £10.
But she can't wear them as they don't fit yet!!
I'd get some cheaper school shoes to last till sept.
I'd just buy a new pair of shoes TBH. I've never really had a problem with either of my ds's feet growing much over the summer. It's only 6 weeks after all.
DS2 (4) had to have new shoes at Easter as he wrecked the last pair. I'm hoping they will last into the new term.
Another school that won't allow Crocs here.
DDs school shoes needed replacing a couple of weeks ago (same happened last year) -normally she wears Startrite ones at £40 a go but we just bought some Next black leather ones for about £15.
Same shoes I think 'princessmel'
Don't want to buy new shoes really as DD is changing schools and I don't know the new uniform policy until 2 weeks time!
Will they really notice they are crocs? I don't think it's obvious!
Thanks for the link 'Fimbo'. I've looked but there's nothing wide enough
I would leave her in plimsoles if it wasn't for the wet weather & end of term plays etc. At least these will be black!
Maybe send her in them and see if the teachers mention them.
I think that's what I'll do 'princessmel'. Tbh I don't really care what school think as long as they're black & she's safe to run in them! Was just worried about the safety of them...
same situation here.
i struck lucky and got dd a lovely pair of mary jane style leather hush puppies in tk maxx. cost me £11....
i wouldn't have a problem with crocs though tbh. (i'm a secret croc wearer, but shhh! don't tell anyone!)
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