Comments on: What are the best baby shoes for my girl to learn to walk in? http://www.ramalhoshoes.com/shoes/what-are-the-best-baby-shoes-for-my-girl-to-learn-to-walk-in Sun, 01 Aug 2010 00:43:59 -0500 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.2 hourly 1 By: pjt http://www.ramalhoshoes.com/shoes/what-are-the-best-baby-shoes-for-my-girl-to-learn-to-walk-in/comment-page-1#comment-3495 pjt Sun, 17 Jan 2010 14:57:59 +0000 http://www.ramalhoshoes.com/shoes/what-are-the-best-baby-shoes-for-my-girl-to-learn-to-walk-in#comment-3495 Shoes aren't neccessary for a baby learning to walk. It can actually hinder them and cause them to have problems with their feet if you happen to get shoes that aren't flexible enough. Let her enjoy being barefoot!<br><b>References : </b><br> Shoes aren’t neccessary for a baby learning to walk. It can actually hinder them and cause them to have problems with their feet if you happen to get shoes that aren’t flexible enough. Let her enjoy being barefoot!
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]]> By: stangwoman http://www.ramalhoshoes.com/shoes/what-are-the-best-baby-shoes-for-my-girl-to-learn-to-walk-in/comment-page-1#comment-3494 stangwoman Sun, 17 Jan 2010 14:31:59 +0000 http://www.ramalhoshoes.com/shoes/what-are-the-best-baby-shoes-for-my-girl-to-learn-to-walk-in#comment-3494 Well, I know you said that you don't have her wear shoes in the house, but you shouldn't actually have her wear shoes at all. The shoes make it so that she can not feel the 'ground' under her feet, but also they restrict her foot movement, they're uncomfortable for her, and they can cause her to have flat feet. The shoes will minipulate the way her feet grow and her feet will form to those shoes. The best thing you can do is have her feel bare, or just with socks until she starts to walk (don't try to teach her to walk outside were she could get hurt), and after she begins to walk get first steps walking shoes. I hope this is helpful, feel free to contact me.<br><b>References : </b><br>I have a 10 month old son. experience! Well, I know you said that you don’t have her wear shoes in the house, but you shouldn’t actually have her wear shoes at all. The shoes make it so that she can not feel the ‘ground’ under her feet, but also they restrict her foot movement, they’re uncomfortable for her, and they can cause her to have flat feet. The shoes will minipulate the way her feet grow and her feet will form to those shoes. The best thing you can do is have her feel bare, or just with socks until she starts to walk (don’t try to teach her to walk outside were she could get hurt), and after she begins to walk get first steps walking shoes.
I hope this is helpful, feel free to contact me.
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I have a 10 month old son. experience!

]]> By: firefighter http://www.ramalhoshoes.com/shoes/what-are-the-best-baby-shoes-for-my-girl-to-learn-to-walk-in/comment-page-1#comment-3493 firefighter Sun, 17 Jan 2010 13:53:59 +0000 http://www.ramalhoshoes.com/shoes/what-are-the-best-baby-shoes-for-my-girl-to-learn-to-walk-in#comment-3493 striderite is tried and true for years i have three children all teenagers now but that's all i used, however different times different opinions. whatever you decide be it striderite or consulting your doctor remember your child's feet is their foundation and foundations should be strong and solid. my mother always said "IF YOUR FEET HURT, YOUR WHOLE BODY HURTS" the foundation holds up the structure if the foundation is weak, well you know the rest anyway a hard shoe in my opinion would be best, it will help form the foot. try asking a pediatric podiatrist they mat have an excellent opinion on shoes for new walkers. good luck and since your child is a girl never let her wear shoes that are too small or too large NO MATTER HOW CUTE OR HOW GOOD THE SALE.. REMEMBER SHOES FORM OUR FEET!<br><b>References : </b><br> striderite is tried and true for years i have three children all teenagers now but that’s all i used, however different times different opinions. whatever you decide be it striderite or consulting your doctor remember your child’s feet is their foundation and foundations should be strong and solid. my mother always said "IF YOUR FEET HURT, YOUR WHOLE BODY HURTS" the foundation holds up the structure if the foundation is weak, well you know the rest anyway a hard shoe in my opinion would be best, it will help form the foot. try asking a pediatric podiatrist they mat have an excellent opinion on shoes for new walkers. good luck and since your child is a girl never let her wear shoes that are too small or too large NO MATTER HOW CUTE OR HOW GOOD THE SALE.. REMEMBER SHOES FORM OUR FEET!
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]]> By: idontlikeu ;) http://www.ramalhoshoes.com/shoes/what-are-the-best-baby-shoes-for-my-girl-to-learn-to-walk-in/comment-page-1#comment-3492 idontlikeu ;) Sun, 17 Jan 2010 13:37:59 +0000 http://www.ramalhoshoes.com/shoes/what-are-the-best-baby-shoes-for-my-girl-to-learn-to-walk-in#comment-3492 unless they're going outside, your kids don't need shoes at all. the only shoes they should be wearing are just plain old sneakers. "wedges, inserts, high backs, reinforced heels, special arches, and other features designed to shape ans support the feet make shoes more expensive, but have no proven benefit for the average child.so look instead for comfortable shoes with non-skid soles that will help your baby avoid slipping on smooth floors; sneakers are fine, but remember that their feet will be growing very rapidly...so check the fit monthly during this period."<br><b>References : </b><br>mom of 2 the complete and authoritative guide: caring for your baby and young child birth to age 5 unless they’re going outside, your kids don’t need shoes at all. the only shoes they should be wearing are just plain old sneakers.

"wedges, inserts, high backs, reinforced heels, special arches, and other features designed to shape ans support the feet make shoes more expensive, but have no proven benefit for the average child.so look instead for comfortable shoes with non-skid soles that will help your baby avoid slipping on smooth floors; sneakers are fine, but remember that their feet will be growing very rapidly…so check the fit monthly during this period."
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mom of 2
the complete and authoritative guide: caring for your baby and young child birth to age 5

]]> By: hesterthehester http://www.ramalhoshoes.com/shoes/what-are-the-best-baby-shoes-for-my-girl-to-learn-to-walk-in/comment-page-1#comment-3491 hesterthehester Sun, 17 Jan 2010 12:56:59 +0000 http://www.ramalhoshoes.com/shoes/what-are-the-best-baby-shoes-for-my-girl-to-learn-to-walk-in#comment-3491 No Shoes. If you insist on shoes, or for outside: robiez - robiez.com -HtJ<br><b>References : </b><br>robiez.com No Shoes. If you insist on shoes, or for outside:
robiez – robiez.com

-HtJ
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]]> By: annebananalolitachiquita http://www.ramalhoshoes.com/shoes/what-are-the-best-baby-shoes-for-my-girl-to-learn-to-walk-in/comment-page-1#comment-3490 annebananalolitachiquita Sun, 17 Jan 2010 12:17:59 +0000 http://www.ramalhoshoes.com/shoes/what-are-the-best-baby-shoes-for-my-girl-to-learn-to-walk-in#comment-3490 Some doctors say the white, ankle-high, hard-soled shoes. Others say nothing.. barefeet better. I personally had my kids walk bare-footed 'til they got the hang of it. Also, there are no-slip socks that are great for little ones.. esp. on hardwood or lino floors!<br><b>References : </b><br>Probably up to you... Some doctors say the white, ankle-high, hard-soled shoes. Others say nothing.. barefeet better.
I personally had my kids walk bare-footed ’til they got the hang of it. Also, there are no-slip socks that are great for little ones.. esp. on hardwood or lino floors!
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Probably up to you…

]]> By: eileen A http://www.ramalhoshoes.com/shoes/what-are-the-best-baby-shoes-for-my-girl-to-learn-to-walk-in/comment-page-1#comment-3489 eileen A Sun, 17 Jan 2010 11:27:59 +0000 http://www.ramalhoshoes.com/shoes/what-are-the-best-baby-shoes-for-my-girl-to-learn-to-walk-in#comment-3489 that would be her bare feet. It's much more comfortable, but I would recomend that they have very flexible heels<br><b>References : </b><br> that would be her bare feet. It’s much more comfortable, but I would recomend that they have very flexible heels
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]]> By: sunflower112006 http://www.ramalhoshoes.com/shoes/what-are-the-best-baby-shoes-for-my-girl-to-learn-to-walk-in/comment-page-1#comment-3488 sunflower112006 Sun, 17 Jan 2010 10:43:59 +0000 http://www.ramalhoshoes.com/shoes/what-are-the-best-baby-shoes-for-my-girl-to-learn-to-walk-in#comment-3488 I was told that ROBEEZ are good. Check out their website @ www.robeez.com<br><b>References : </b><br> I was told that ROBEEZ are good. Check out their website @ http://www.robeez.com
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]]> By: chartneck http://www.ramalhoshoes.com/shoes/what-are-the-best-baby-shoes-for-my-girl-to-learn-to-walk-in/comment-page-1#comment-3487 chartneck Sun, 17 Jan 2010 09:58:59 +0000 http://www.ramalhoshoes.com/shoes/what-are-the-best-baby-shoes-for-my-girl-to-learn-to-walk-in#comment-3487 I've found it best not to put shoes on when they learn to walk. If you need shoes (like outside) Soft ones are the best, they give room and flexibility.<br><b>References : </b><br>5 children, 1 mom, 3 grandmothers! I’ve found it best not to put shoes on when they learn to walk. If you need shoes (like outside) Soft ones are the best, they give room and flexibility.
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5 children, 1 mom, 3 grandmothers!

]]> By: phylisha06 http://www.ramalhoshoes.com/shoes/what-are-the-best-baby-shoes-for-my-girl-to-learn-to-walk-in/comment-page-1#comment-3486 phylisha06 Sun, 17 Jan 2010 09:50:59 +0000 http://www.ramalhoshoes.com/shoes/what-are-the-best-baby-shoes-for-my-girl-to-learn-to-walk-in#comment-3486 your child doesnt need shoes to learn how to walk....barefoot is just fine, but if you do choose shoes, chose one with a light sole.<br><b>References : </b><br> your child doesnt need shoes to learn how to walk….barefoot is just fine, but if you do choose shoes, chose one with a light sole.
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