Review on Crocs Kids' Classic Slipper: Cozy Fuzzy Slippers for Ultimate Comfort by Nick Kirschenmann

My two and a half year old has short, fat feet. At first I thought he wouldn't be able to wear them at all because the strap was so tight we couldn't even put our foot through them, even though they were a little large in length. I ended up ordering two other brands of indoor shoes: one brand had incredibly smelly feet and I was concerned that the other didn't fit his feet, because the soles were so hard and the toes narrower. I ended up cutting the straps off the Crocs and stuffing in some lacrosse balls overnight to stretch the instep and now he can wear them like slippers. the only toddler indoor shoe I could find that allowed him relatively natural foot mechanics. I also think the strap will fit a lot of kids - my son's feet are exceptionally round and have a full instep, which is well outside the norm for most kids.