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mamabear
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Shoes on babies
My DD is 7.5 months and refuses to wear shoes or socks. She takes them off within 5 minutes of getting them on. Do I need to start making her wear shoes so that she can learn to walk? She's already pulling herself up on absolutely everything, cruising a little, and "walking" when you hold her hands. I swear she thinks she can walk sometimes because she'll be standing holding on to something, and then try to walk away, but fall right down. Anyway, someone told me recently I have to put her in the right shoes fo when she is learning to walk. Are her barefoot days over?
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Posted 7/17/09 4:06 PM  |
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ABCiverson
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Re: Shoes on babies
bare feet is best!
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| Posted 7/17/09 4:07 PM |
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Palebride
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Lori
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Re: Shoes on babies
Actually, barefoot is best when they're learning to walk, so keep her out of shoes!
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| Posted 7/17/09 4:07 PM |
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clmj2
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Candice
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Re: Shoes on babies
i would get some Robeez. I didnt put harder soled shoes on my DD until she was walking around the room by herself.
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| Posted 7/17/09 4:08 PM |
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jambalady
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Holly
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Re: Shoes on babies
Posted by mamabear
My DD is 7.5 months and refuses to wear shoes or socks. She takes them off within 5 minutes of getting them on. Do I need to start making her wear shoes so that she can learn to walk? She's already pulling herself up on absolutely everything, cruising a little, and "walking" when you hold her hands. I swear she thinks she can walk sometimes because she'll be standing holding on to something, and then try to walk away, but fall right down. Anyway, someone told me recently I have to put her in the right shoes fo when she is learning to walk. Are her barefoot days over?
I never put DS in shoes until after he was already walking and only if we were outside.
I don't think having shoes helps her learn to walk faster if that is what you are asking . . .
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| Posted 7/17/09 4:08 PM |
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mamabear
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Re: Shoes on babies
If barefoot is best, my little girl will be very happy!
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| Posted 7/17/09 4:09 PM |
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Goobster
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Re: Shoes on babies
I bought crawling stage shoes, Pediped I think they are called. They are just for show IMO. If your DD doesn't want to wear them, it's not a big deal but when winter comes she will have to so I would do it for a while each day to ger her used to them.
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| Posted 7/17/09 4:17 PM |
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dawnygirl25
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Re: Shoes on babies
barefoot is best when learning to walk. I didnt even put DD in shoes til she was walking 100% on her own all of the time.
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| Posted 7/17/09 4:31 PM |
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Hofstra26
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Re: Shoes on babies
My DD is 10 months old and I have all these cute shoes for her and within 5 min. of me getting them on her they are off again. Since it's the summer and it's hot I don't even bother anymore, she's barefoot all the time but it looks cute. Nothing like a sweet little dress and cute little chubby feet hanging out. 
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| Posted 7/17/09 4:48 PM |
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dapnkap
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Re: Shoes on babies
DD is 15 months and still hates wearing shoes and socks. It's best to get them to walk barefoot at first anyway!
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