Stride Rite Sneaker Truffle Toddler Boys' Shoes: Perfect Fit for Active Little Feet Review

I hope this review will help some moms as it has helped me find the right PT approved shoes for my little one. My 2 year old tiptoes and has had to temporarily wear braces for 6 years. Months to help his feet walk flat on the ground. Since braces take up space in his boot, his PT advised us to look for shoes that are really roomy, 1 or 2 sizes larger than his normal size, so he can walk comfortably. I spent weeks searching the internet for shoes advertised as W/XW shoes for my son only to be…

We got into the rites of the step at a young age when our sons' first pair of soon-to-be-released hiking boots SR outside the finish line. But then when my son got a few sizes up and started walking, we knew we had to keep buying this brand because it's so comfortable for his big and wide feet. He LOVES to jump and bounce so we needed a shoe that would allow him to balance on the ground really well. Most tennis shoes from other sports brands have very thick soles that are not flexible (and most

I was skeptical about buying these shoes because of the elastic laces. My son has swollen feet which I noticed as a baby and I have never been able to get his feet into any of the shoes with these laces which are 90% of children and toddler shoes. So we mainly chose shoes with velcro where you can make the hole wider and control the pressure on your foot by adjusting the velcro. But even with them there are only a few models with a wide width and I was tired of buying him the same shoes over…