Baby shoes

* Hybrid Design: They combine a ribbed knit cotton sock upper with a flexible, rubberized sole.
* Large Toe Box: Notice the wide, rounded front; this is specifically designed to give a baby’s toes room to splay naturally, which is vital for developing balance.
* Indoor/Outdoor: The packaging mentions they are suitable for both, though they are best for light outdoor use (like a patio or playground) rather than rugged terrain.
* Ease of Use: Since there are no laces or Velcro, they are generally much harder for a baby to pull off than a standard sock, but easy for a parent to slide on.
A Few Tips for These Shoes:
* Check the Fit: Because the material is stretchy, it’s easy to accidentally buy them too small. Ensure there is about a thumb’s width of space at the front so their toes aren’t cramped.
* Breathability: While the top is cotton, the high rubber wrap around the toe can sometimes make little feet sweaty. It’s a good idea to let their feet air out after a long period of wear.
* Washing: Most brands of this style are machine washable (on a cold, gentle cycle), which is a lifesaver for baby gear.