Non slip socks where can I get them?

[Berrie]

The childminder says that ds needs shoes as he slips on the vinal flooring. He's not walking yet and I don't really want him to have to now relearn tottering about with things on his feet. Cm says you can get non slip socks. Does anyone know where from?

[Bellie]

BerrieI know that they do adult ones in Debenhams but not sure about ones small enough for ds. May be worth ringing them to find out?

[littlemissbossy]

Berrie, totes toasties (slipper socks) are made for toddlers too, see their website www.totesuk.com
... you'll probably find them at your nearest dept store

[bea]

h and m do little socks that have rubber w and m writing at the moment, sometimes paws!!!, gap definitely have them, and next do them as well!

[jampot]

Boots are currently doing totes slippersox (3 for 2 again)

[hoxtonchick]

baby gap

[Tommy]

We've got some from Primark - cheaper than Gap!

[hoxtonchick]

true! oooh, might slip off to primark later

[geekgrrl]

h & m's children's socks are all non-slip - cute designs, too.

[Hulababy]

Gap socks come with non-slip rubber on the bottom. We've found the Gap socks good quality and keep their shape/size well.

DD will only have princess socks at the moment though so

[popsycal]

next have them

[Joanne69]

I'll second what somebody said about Gap socks, keep their shape and they stay on. They normally have a deal, something like 3 for £8

[zubb]

is he wearing socks at the moment? if he went bare-footed would that help?

[katzguk]

was going to say primark too - nice and cheao 3 pairs for 1.50 i think, do you have one near you?

[nutcracker]

Another fan of the Primark ones here.

[Berrie]

I just posted a long message thanking you all for your advice, responding to your questions and telling you about my frought day going to try and find some having not read the latest posts but it hasn't come up! Not doing it again, I'm going to have something to eat now! Thanks though!

[madgirl]

another vote for Gap