🌸 Crocs Isabella Flower Ballet Shoes for Girls Review

My daughter has blisters on her heels. She loves the color and style but has to wear them with socks. There's no point in forcing you to look through them later to see if they should be worn with socks. I also had to file down a lot of areas around the trim because there were sharp plastic that could cut my daughter while putting it on. You need people with the best details who can finish the product without these problems. Be sure to double-check any cut edges to make sure they won't hurt your

Ordered these for my daughter who wanted rubber sandals. I chose these because the Croc brand is usually a comfortable shoe and feels a bit firmer than regular jelly. However, the first day she put them on, blisters formed on the ball of her foot (I usually expect blisters on the heel). So you are not perfect. Now she just can't wear them on long days when she walks a lot or is outside. I probably wouldn't spend another $30 on it when I can buy cheap jelly and similar blisters elsewhere.

HORRAY FOR THIS SHOE! I have a pair of old Crocs that I trade in for summer sandals, so cute and comfy. My little one discovered them this year and asked me for some of her own jellies. I was so excited to find them and they fit her perfectly! She is obsessed and wears them every day and can easily put them on and take them off (she is almost 3 years old). Best of all, I use the term jelly for a reason. Any '80s kid might know the sweet torture of a pair of glittery jelly plastic glitter shoes…