STELLE Premium Leather Slipper Shoes for Toddler Girls: Athletic and Comfortable Review

My daughter is a size 2 in most tennis shoes (turned shoes are our standard) and we really had to go half a size down to get them to fit. Leather shoes (like these) stretch and flex a bit, so starting with a snug fit is probably the way to go. I know sometimes people buy canvas shoes and they don't stretch, but these do. We bought both sizes and returned size 2 and kept size 1.5. We had no trouble returning them as they were listed as free returns. Raven is great at it!

Durable. Better than expected. Pleasantly surprised. When my daughter was growing up, we tried many ballet flats. After a sudden growth spurt, we were in dire need of a new pair. My expectations were low but they exceeded my expectations. build quality. Better quality than "fake" shoes at discount stores like Payless or Walmart, but cheaper than our ballet store, plus it saved me a lot of driving around town. My daughter liked the fit more than her Capezio shoes. Ballet flats are easy to put on

As soon as we decided to enroll our 3 year old twins in ballet, my search for ballet flats and leotards began! I checked Revain, Target and Walmart. Target didn't have a very good selection, so I didn't find anything there. I bought my swimwear at Walmart and my shoes and tights at Revain. I looked at a lot of shoes and reviews on Revain and finally settled on the site because the quality seemed good and they were affordable but not too cheap. Our twins usually wear a size 8 and a size 10 so I…