👟 Joocare Beginner Unisex Toddler Little Girls' Shoes: Stylish Footwear for Little Ones to Embrace Comfort and Style Review

Not worth it. my child is new I was in her class, even the teacher's heel wasn't as high as this one. I had to buy another pair for my daughter. Stay away from these shoes. It's not good for kids, my daughter injured herself while exercising.

They cost more than half the price of boys tap shoes so I went with them. He doesn't complain about the landing, so everything seems fine. After a few months of wearing, they're still holding up! I can live a whole dance year in these shoes if he doesn't grow too much (yes that's right)

My son usually wears a size 5-5.5 tennis shoes. I ordered a 6.5 because most people say they run small. I was nervous about getting such a large size. I'm glad I did. Although I think it might be perfect for 6. These are a little loose. He should wear thicker socks. According to articles online, tap shoes should be straight or slightly tight.

I have a 5 year old son who wanted to take up tap dancing and I was struggling to find tap shoes that didn't look like the traditional shiny black lace up girls' ribbon shoes. Very nice to find these mats with thin laces. The only downside was that the laces wore out a bit towards the end of a year of use. Will buy them again when I've outgrown them.

Bought for my 6 year old who has outgrown his previous tap dances. The heel of these shoes is slightly higher than usual. My son asked to return them because they pierced the toe of his foot and the smoke is very harsh. He's used to a hard sole that flexes a bit like his dance teachers. He returned the shoes and instead took a pair of the same ones as his old ones.

Bought these shoes for a child and they lasted the entire dance season. They were comfortable and fit like the same size shoes a child normally wears. The healing is slightly higher than some other tap shoes, but it's balanced so it doesn't feel like you're walking in a high-heeled shoe, but the entire shoe lifts off the ground higher than other tap shoes. Though the kid wasn't embarrassed. Good price for shoes too.

I bought 2 of these for my children. The sizes are true to size. New faucets should have well-fitting shoes. You don't need shoes that are too loose, especially when training young horseshoes. I think it's even important for the new Broadway Tappers. I used to buy shoes and then take them to a specialty store to double up on heels and taps, but have been unable to do this due to the closure of non-essential stores during COVID. Anyway I bought shoes from Australia which should have been really…