Oops, buying shoes and socks can be very difficult for my child who has some sensory issues. This leads to many stressful hours spent trying to find things that work, and there are often difficulties when something seems normal in the first few minutes (like trying it on in a store), but in the end, everything actually changes wear. Internal seams are a big problem. Too high or too low at the ankle or leg. too flexible. You were perfect. I have the ones with velcro on top. No seams on the back…

My 18 month old speed demon insists on running at full speed upside down on the wooden floor. I swear this guy doesn't run, he flies everywhere like he's being chased by hellhounds. I've healed more goosebumps, puffy lips, and broken knees than I care to believe. I tried slippers (he runs them out right away), shoes (he just takes them off), slippers (FAIL), new wood floor cleaner (no difference in slipperiness) and yelled like crazy for him to stop walking. (He pretends he doesn't even hear…