👧 Acorn Kids Colby Gore Moc Slipper: Cozy Toddler Footwear for All-Day Comfort Review

I don't like the shape of the slipper that much. The heel is slightly curved. I understand the reason - once the foot is in, the sloping heel holds it. Unfortunately, it is also difficult to put on. The slippers I bought for my daughter are a bit too big so she definitely has room to put her foot in easily and yet she usually steps on her heel when not holding it with her hand. So if you buy the right size slippers, they probably aren't "slippers" in the sense that just putting your foot in…

The school needs indoor shoes. There was a list of shoe recommendations. The rest of the shoes were ridiculously expensive - they looked like leather socks. Very thin. Who pays that much for a child's growing legs? When I checked THESE shoes on the list, they were relatively more economical. They were moderately fat. Winter will come, she will still have warm feet. Our autumn is mostly summery, but mild. There are also no complaints about sweaty feet. My daughter complained that the little one…

After reading all the other reviews on this brand of slippers I was nervous that they were too small which many other buyers complained about. I didn't have that experience at all. My daughter wears a size 3 1/2 tennis shoe that allows room for her thumb to grow to the width of her thumb. I ordered these slippers a size 3/4 and they fit snug enough to stay on her foot but big enough to hold her until she's really a size 4. I don't necessarily rely on readings from a foot counter in a shoe…

School needs indoor shoes. There was a list of shoe recommendations. The rest of the shoes were ridiculously expensive - they looked like leather socks. Very thin. Who pays that much for a child's growing legs? When I checked THESE shoes on the list, they were relatively more economical. They were moderately fat. Winter will come, she will still have warm feet. We have autumn mostly summer but mild. There are also no complaints about sweaty feet. My daughter complained that the little one…

After reading all the other reviews of this brand of slippers I was nervous that they were too small which many other buyers complained about. I didn't have that experience at all. My daughter wears a size 3 1/2 tennis shoe that allows room for her thumb to grow to the width of her thumb. I ordered these slippers a size 3/4 and they fit snug enough to stay on her foot but big enough to hold her until she's really a size 4. I don't necessarily rely on readings from a foot counter in a shoe…