Footwear at nursery for non-walker??

[SheilaB2]

My daughter (10 months) has started nursery this week. She is crawling and cruising but not yet walking and we haven't put her in shoes yet because we're worried about her foot development.
However, they have an outdoor area at the nursery which they access most days and also the floor indoors isn't completely carpeted so I can't send her in just socks as he slips trying to pull herself up if just in socks!
Please can anyone recommend booties/ thick socks with grips/ etc that we can send her in? TIA

DD has these for cruising around the park ect. They're sturdy but soft.

www.marksandspencer.com/baby-corduroy-riptape-trainers-0-18-mths-/p/clp60453456

We used Juicy Bumbles soft leather baby shoes. Super flexible so suitable for non walkers but thick enough to protect their soles. Think we got them off Amazon.

We had mock-ons or the version of them from Sainsburys they were brilliant.

Juicy Bumbles or Dotty Fish - they are like leather/suede padders. I used them for my son pre walking and when he was learning.
Better than just socks and help with grip on floors.

Swedish moccasins

Clarks do pre-walkers, we used those and they were LOVELY!

My daughter is 14 months, cruising but not walking, and has been in nursery 3 months now and we just send in a couple of spare pairs of socks! Is it expected to bring in pre-walking shoes?! I had no idea they were a thing at all.

www.amazon.co.uk/Playshoes-Unisex-Waterproof-Footies-Fleece/dp/B003SEOV64/ref=mp_s_a_1_5?dchild=1&psc=1&keywords=shoe%2Bprotectors%2Bfor%2Bbabies&th=1&tag=mumsnetforu03-21&qid=1605962976&sr=8-5

These are great

We just did socks as well.

Socks