Hello all you mums
  Posted: Fri Oct 26, 2007 9:02 pm
Post subject: Hi all, i have a little guy who is only 10 months old and already walking. I always said that i wouldnt put him into hard shoes until he was at least one, but he has such fat little feet hes already a size 4 or more. He's been wandering around in the soft shoe types but i'm told that they are no good for his support now he's fully walking. Don't really know what to do as i don't want to deform his feet by putting him in shoes before his time.... or are his feet ok for harder shoes... hummmm help pleaseeee
Posted: Thu Nov 08, 2007 12:17 pm
Post subject: Hi,
am new to these forums so though this was a good place to stop by and say hello! im first time mum to Amelia who is 5months. am looking forward to chatting to other new mums and those more experienced.x Posted: Mon Dec 17, 2007 6:21 pm
Post subject: yes jibs id say u were lucky not to have ne although it may come later i hope not tho
to the woman worrying about putting her child in hard shoes if mine was walking i would put them in hard bottomed shoes u sed u didnt want to do till ur baby was a yr but ur baby is only 2 months of a yr at 10months. as long as the shoes fit correctly i doubt u wud deform the feet Posted: Tue Dec 18, 2007 4:33 pm
Post subject: walking shoes to gayle:
yes i agree with mrswolfbane, put your wee-one in proper walking shoes it will help support him and aid with his walking - you should be v proud too, walking at 10 months is unbelieveable! my boy took his fist steps a day after he turned 1 And i totally sympathise with the big feet thing! my son was a size 4 and H width when i bought him his fist walking shoes - he's now 20 months, the height of a 3yr old and has size 7 H feet!!! he costs me around £26 per 6 weeks in good shoes lol! i suppose it's my fault though for the foot gene; im a size 10 and so is daddy so he's destined to get depressed in shoe shops for the rest of his life!! hope all has gone well with your boy xxx
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