shoes

How I would love to buy so many shoes for my little girl, especially those cute mary janes she could wear with her sunday dresses or those astig designer rubber shoes with a nice pair of shorts or jeans. But there are just so many factors that's stopping me from doing so. One is the fact that in just a few months or even weeks, she'll just out grow them all. Second, there are a lot of pretty shoes that are nice to look at but are painful for those precious little feet, leaving horrible red biting marks.

Don't you wish there are shoes that will grow with your child's feet? Well, wish no more. MomEx stumbled upon a local retailer, BabyPosh.ph, which carries the brand Inch Blue shoes.

The brochure, which comes with the packaging, states that these soft-leather handmade footwear are designed for total comfort and gives essential growing space for your baby's feet since leather (especially soft-leather) does stretch and conform well with any type of foot. It has elasticated ankles which ensures that the shoes will stay on, making it hard to kick off. It also boasts of durable, non-skid suede soles for tiled and wooden floors, perfect for indoor use.

Too bad I wasn't aware of these when Elise was still learning to walk. They would have been the perfect trainer shoes, whether they're learning to walk, crawling or just sitting around, these stompers won't force feet into any position. What more, the dyes that they used are environmentally friendly and non-toxic, ideal for the little ones who are still sucking their toes.

According to this site, foosies.com, baby feet exert a lot of energy, especially when standing and balancing. This causes the feet to get hot. Baby feet can sweat twice the amount of adult feet (up to half a pint of moisture can be produced each day). That's probably why my little girl's feet smell so bad after an hour or so of walking around. So shoes made of natural, breathable materials are crucial and Inch Blue are all these and more.

Inch Blue shoes are ideal for kids in all mobility stages. Interested? Head off to BabyPosh.ph to view more designs and for more details on how to get a pair.

More baby foot facts found here - http://www.foosies.com/footfacts.asp