CHILDREN’S SHOES, SOCKS & UNDERWEAR
HOW TO CHOOSE SHOES FOR SPECIAL OCCASION?
Every parent wants the best for their kids and makes them feel beautiful. Girls’ shoes are an extremely important part of the kids’ lifestyles. Girls’ occasion shoes are available in various types of designs and colors: ivory flower girls shoes, pink party shoes, white first holy communion shoes, gold glittery girls shoes, cream glittery girls shoes, black girls shoes with bow, white children’s shoes with crystals.
There is a huge variety of beautiful flower girls shoes available both in our offline and online store. Little girls are very picky nowadays and it is actually a task to look for beautiful little girl wedding shoes and baby girl shoes for the parents. It is important that the dress and the matching girls’ special occasion shoes they choose for their little diva must be graceful as well as stylish.
HOW DO I BUY BABY SHOES?
A baby’s feet hit the ground with more force than an adult’s, so their shoes should have more padding and flexibility.
Babies won’t require shoes before they are able to walk and can wear baby booties, baby socks, and other soft-soled shoes.
As babies start taking their first steps, swap booties for new first walker shoes with a flexible but structured sole. Shoes should be extra flexible as they are learning to walk.
HOW OFTEN DO I NEED TO BUY THEM NEW SHOES?
Kids’ feet grow fast! For children under 2, it’s a good idea to measure monthly.
Baby and toddler feet grow approximately half a size every 2-4 months:
Under 15 months: 1⁄2 size increase every 2 months
15 months–2 years: 1⁄2 size increase every 2-3 months
2-3 years: 1⁄2 size increase every 3-4 months
3-5 years: 1⁄2 size increase every 4 months
HOW DO I KNOW IF MY CHILD’S SHOES FIT PROPERLY?
Ask your little ones these questions:
Can you wiggle your toes?
Do your toes touch the end of your shoe?
Do your heels slide around or feel too tight?
Then, using your thumb, press down on the top of the shoe to make sure there is enough space (about a thumb width) between the ends of their toes & the tip of the shoe. For toddler and baby shoes, there should be about a half-inch of space in the front of the shoe, and a pinky’s amount of space in the heel for them to grow into.
Quinn Harper Children’s Occasion Wear
Address: 331 King’s Road Chelsea London SW3 5ES
Phone Number: 02030550160 – 07444493025
E Mail: hello@quinnharper.co.uk
Business Hours
Sunday 10:00 AM–6:00 PM
Monday 10:00 AM–7:00 PM
Tuesday 10:00 AM–7:00 PM
Wednesday 10:00 AM–7:00 PM
Thursday 10:00 AM–7:00 PM
Friday 10:00 AM–7:00 PM
Saturday 10:00 AM–7:00 PM