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To think slippers should bloody well fit!!!

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ChunkyMonkeyMother · 14/08/2011 11:45

I have to date bought 8 pairs of them for my son (2) - Only one pair has ever fit properly! I am so sick of them not fitting his foot, he doesn't have massively wide or fat feet - He is now a size 6.5 to 7 - Can anyone reccomend a good pair?

Am I destined to pay £15 for a pair of clarks doodles?

Help ...

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Mandy2003 · 14/08/2011 12:05

I have religiously bought dressing gowns and slippers for my DS whenever the "old" ones are outgrown. But does he ever wear either - NO!

I normally get Shoe Zone slippers but they do come up a bit small so need one size bigger.

ChunkyMonkeyMother · 14/08/2011 12:15

My DS has never really worn them but we've just had laminate put down and he doesn't like to take his socks off (strange child!) so I want something to stop him from falling over (which he has already done once) - I'll try Shoe Zone - Thanks!

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Sirzy · 14/08/2011 12:20

I got ds some cars ones from asda for about £6. I tried them on him in the shop and went for the 5 rather than 4 as the 4 was a bit tight but the 5 fits well with growing room to see him through winter

Bloodymary · 14/08/2011 12:26

My little one now wears 'crocs' instead of slippers. She just prefers them, no idea why.

sloggies · 14/08/2011 12:47

Slipper socks? Those with the rubber tread on the feet?

SoupDragon · 14/08/2011 12:50

How about trying them on before you buy them?

Lizcat · 14/08/2011 13:57

Crocos mammoth the only slippers ever to fit DD properly.

squeakytoy · 14/08/2011 14:07

He will learn not to run on slippy floors if you dont get him any slippers.. it will be a learning curve Grin .. and then he will learn how to slide on slippy floors and he will be ready for any wedding reception you go to! Grin

izzywhizzyletsgetbusy · 14/08/2011 15:53

Grin squeaky

It'll be an entirely different learning curve for the OP if her ds slips on slidey floor, suffers multiple bruising or a greenstick fracture, and she has cause to take him to A&E or nursery where an overzealous staff member suspects non-accidental injury Shock

Do whatever it takes to slow him down Chunky, at least until he can tell any enquirer after his bruises what happened.

ChunkyMonkeyMother · 14/08/2011 16:40

Don't worry ladies - He already has a MASSIVE blue egg on his forehead :-( From 2 days of flooring - I nearly fainted, I actually could not believe just how fast it came up - big and blue and pusling, it took all I had not to be sick on him!

Figure he'll need them when it gets a bit colder anyway!

Ordered a rug as well, hoping that will stop him from building up too much speed ha ha

I have also tried asda - bought the right size, tried them on in the shop - after a week they got too lose, like the elastic had gone?

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WhenDoISleep · 14/08/2011 17:26

JoJo Maman Bebe do a combo slipper sock - the top part is a sock with a rubber sole.

ChunkyMonkeyMother · 14/08/2011 19:27

Will have a look for some slipper socks - Great idea!

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