I bought a small child size with a strap on the back. My 3 year old daughter was dancing in it on deck and the toe strap and one of the side straps broke. Glad she didn't break her ankle and fall in the pool. She was wearing them for about 2 months before this happened - it goes without saying I will not be buying Reef brand flip flops again.

Exactly like what you see in the picture. More comfortable than other flip flops (because they are Reefs) and the smaller sizes come with a strap on the back of the heel to help them stay on a small foot. My daughter has incredibly narrow and long feet, but these still fit her. A toddler with very wide feet would not be so lucky.

what can we say about slippers for girls. They are a bit pricey but my 11 year old is obsessed with wearing flip flops and these are the 'nicest' flip flops I could find, they don't look like dollar store sandals , but they also don't have cushioned soles (like Nike I'd prefer, but my daughter only likes flat-soled ones). I like that they have a black bottom so they don't show dirt and fingerprints like the lighter colored soles. The ice cream cones are cute but to be honest you can't even see…

My daughter has them in a 3/4 size and they are the best so I decided to buy the next size up as I had a gc. In my opinion they run large (my daughter is a size 5/6 in other shoes/sandals and her size 3/4 still fits her well and has room to grow) - I find only toddler sizes come with the back strap , so keep it handy. Please note when ordering. What I like most about these sandals is the thickness of the sole/bottom. Some other sandals/flip flops like these (e.g. Roxy, Old Navy, Carter's etc.)…

I usually love Reef sandals and buy them for me and my girls. These pink ones were TERRIBLE! The quality was worse than $5 pharmacy slippers. Looking at these photos, you would think that she wore them for years and wore them every day to walk in the mud. The truth is these sandals are less than 3 months old! I bought these pink sandals at the end of May. . My daughter probably wore them 2-3 days a week. In just ONE MONTH the material on the ball of her foot began to disintegrate. Then, in late