Revision as of 01:20, 10 July 2024 by 184.174.58.112 (talk) (Created page with "Parents want their kids' shoes to be flexible and allow little feet to move freely, with low maintenance needs that allow for quick on/off (ideally without laces!) that withst...")(diff) ← Older revision | Latest revision (diff) | Newer revision → (diff)Parents want their kids' shoes to be flexible and allow little feet to move freely, with low maintenance needs that allow for quick on/off (ideally without laces!) that withstand vigorous play. And if possible, stylish options would also be nice as many kids see their sneakers as fashion statements!Toddlers who are just learning to walk will benefit greatly from shoes with flexible soles that help them develop balance. A wide toe box allows toddlers to feel their feet while walking and learning to stand, while a flat outer sole enables gripping of the ground during walks - according to pediatric podiatrist Dr. Alysha Bhagat's recommendation: the Nike Dunk Low. With its classic basketball shape that doesn't crease easily.See Kai Run Ryder II FlexiRun sneakers are another great option for kids learning how to walk, as our kid tester found them "super comfortable." These lightweight, soft sneakers can even be worn without socks! Not only that but you can throw them in the washer to extend their use. shoes for kids Plus, there are wide sizes to accommodate children's growing feet!Robeez are highly recommended by the American Podiatric Medical Association as school-aged kids' shoes that promote natural foot function and healthy development in infants and toddlers. Made of durable, high-quality leather with grippy outsoles to prevent slipperiness; additionally they feature flat outer soles and breathable mesh uppers to keep little feet cool and dry.