🐻 Warm and Adorable! Mikitutu Toddler Animal Slippers – Perfect Winter Shoes for Boys Review

I love the soles of these slippers. Sometimes kids want to fight you because you're wearing their slippers outside, and these guys know how to do it! Doesn't slip and holds up well!

I'm so glad I ignored people who said I should get a size up! My child would be in boats. They're actually just over 1" tall, but they're just slippers, so no big deal. They look comfortable and thanks to the strap she can still climb! Will probably get another pair (wish I could match them!)

These slippers are AMAZING. They have a hard sole, which is what I was looking for. They are very soft on the inside and just the right size for my 1 year old. Very handy when your kids try to go outside in slippers.

Adorable slippers. We named them Gerald the giraffe and Eddie the elephant. My granddaughter started running a few months ago and has had no problem running with it indoors or on the lawn.

When they arrived they were recovering. Lots of pillows. During the day the entire pillow was flat and the straps on one shoe were tight.

Well sturdy and fits well. But you need to buy a larger size to make room. The back strap is perfect as it holds the show very well.

This is not about the product itself, but about the return of the product. My son got them as a gift and I sent them back as they were too small. It's been more than 40 days and I still haven't received a refund to redeem the gift...the slippers themselves were cute, just didn't fit.

My granddaughter loves her new slippers. She learns that the elephant is meant for her "L" shaped leg. Now she'll never put slippers on the wrong foot again.

Slippers are soft with a durable bottom. My son likes to wear it at home and in the garage. I recommend increasing the size. My son wears 6c shoes but we had 7-8 shoes and wanted room in them to move and grow.

My granddaughter is delighted with her new slippers. She learns that the elephant is meant for her "L" shaped leg. Now she'll never put slippers on the wrong foot again.