Review on 👦 Little Boys' Clothing: Jefferies Socks Seamless Cushion by Gage Lawson

Nothing is more emotionally challenging for baby and parent than solving sensory problems. In the morning it was more than I want to think about how getting dressed is causing my 8 year old to have an emotional breakdown. The clothes have to be comfortable, otherwise he won't wear them. What looks good today may not be good tomorrow. Socks are perhaps the biggest hurdle. The seams on most socks leave a "weird" feeling on your toes, and shoes make it worse. These socks helped a lot in preventing the socks from melting. I have bought Jefferies ankle length and longer socks and they are both great. The socks are thick and "cuddly" as my son likes to describe them. They are not completely seamless as they have a seam at the toes. It still bothers him every now and then, but the seam isn't nearly as visible as it is on most socks. The seam feels smoother inside the sock and passes the "touch" test most days. As most parents of sensory sensitive children know, what works today can irritate them tomorrow. For the price, this is a great option. They fit the crazy acrobatics and second grader lifestyle. They fit as expected with no sizing issues. Overall this is a great product to help children who may be overwhelmed with sensory issues. I have purchased several times over the past year and a half and will likely purchase again in the future when it grows out of its size.