http://www.viewpoints.com/Shoes-Socks Wed, 16 Jul 2008 15:05:53 GMT Reviews about Shoes & Socks http://www.viewpoints.com/Robeez-Trainer-Royal-Soft-Soled-Leather-Shoes-review-57cc1 These shoes are a bit pricey for kids shoes. However Robeze do stand up to wear and tear. I keep an eye out for them when they are on sale but my son is rough and tumble and managed to keep his in pretty good shape. You don't have the hassle of trying to get them on the children either, they slide right on and stay on... Wed, 16 Jul 2008 15:05:53 GMT http://www.viewpoints.com/Robeez-Trainer-Royal-Soft-Soled-Leather-Shoes-review-57cc1 DawnG 4 http://www.viewpoints.com/Rockport-Pre-walker-Shoes-for-Babies-review-a1be3 These boots are awesome!! My son has been struggling with take his first few steps for nearly three months. My sister recommended these little boots to me. I would try anything! These shoes were magic! My son wore these boots for literly 1 day and he was walking it was amazing honestly the best day of my life. Seeing those first few steps were so... Mon, 05 May 2008 07:10:31 GMT http://www.viewpoints.com/Rockport-Pre-walker-Shoes-for-Babies-review-a1be3 Mmarrier 4 http://www.viewpoints.com/Circo-pre-walking-shoes-review-016c5 I love these shoes from Target. We have several pairs, and I, too, got some on clearance. They are so cute, and inexpensive, so that is a plus. Target seems to keep coming out with new colors and styles, and since they aren't too pricey, you can change with the season. My daughter tends to keep these on better than most shoes, even though the ones we own have velcro straps. The are very flexible and helped quite a bit when she was learning to walk. I think, personally, the shape and flexibility really helped her rounded baby feet to develop. It is true that doctors say that your child should learn to walk barefoot, or with just socks on, but when our daughter was learning to walk, we let her walk all over the place, including when we were out, and I am sorry, but there was NO way I was going to allow her to walk shoeless out of the house, so these shoes were our top pick. Out of all the shoes she has (and she has a bunch), these and her tennis shoes are the ones she wears the most.... Sun, 13 Apr 2008 03:48:59 GMT http://www.viewpoints.com/Circo-pre-walking-shoes-review-016c5 shadaram 4 http://www.viewpoints.com/Robeez-Trainer-Royal-Soft-Soled-Leather-Shoes-review-ac260 Robeez are wonderful shoes!  My son wore Robeez when he first started to walk until he was 19 months old.  I love that they are so flexible so that they don't cramp their feet.  They are also well made and are not easy for little ones to pull off.  I LOVE that Robeez are made in Canada since shoes made outside of China are so hard to find.  While the regularly priced Robeez are a bit expensive for me, I found plenty of great deals for them.  I would recommend these shoes for babies/toddlers first starting to walk and for wearing indoors. ... Tue, 01 Apr 2008 15:21:09 GMT http://www.viewpoints.com/Robeez-Trainer-Royal-Soft-Soled-Leather-Shoes-review-ac260 jenerationx 5 http://www.viewpoints.com/Robeez-Booties-II-review-f0de1 My daughter received these as a gift and my immediate reaction was AWWWWW- so cute!  They really stayed on her little feet and made her look like a mini-fashionista when she wore them with tights and cute dress/skirt!  Seemed comfy - she never complained when she wore them (she started to wear them soon after walking).  Love them, and all the Robeez -- would give as a gift as well. — —... Tue, 26 Feb 2008 21:00:22 GMT http://www.viewpoints.com/Robeez-Booties-II-review-f0de1 cincha 4 http://www.viewpoints.com/Robeez-Booties-II-review-d0ac0 I am on a tight budget, so we're buying Robeez shoes one pair at a time.  But I love them.  My husband and I walk a lot because we live in an urban environment.  Having nice warm booties for my newborn son is a must since he's outside more than the average baby.  We got these in olive green, and (since we don't have to worry about dresses) they work great for any outfit.  We have found them to be warm enough for outside (but we do use it in conjunction with a full length cover, so there are multiple layers on his feet).  Totally worth the investment because they stay on well and are great... Mon, 25 Feb 2008 14:34:50 GMT http://www.viewpoints.com/Robeez-Booties-II-review-d0ac0 seeabell 5 http://www.viewpoints.com/Circo-pre-walking-shoes-review-1e8a2 I don't think there is any real point in buying pre-walking shoes. Babies just want to take them off and they're not even walking yet! Most doctors say that it's better to learn to walk with no shoes, anyway. The only reason to buy these is if you have a certain style in mind for your baby and must have shoes to go with... Sun, 17 Feb 2008 04:46:28 GMT http://www.viewpoints.com/Circo-pre-walking-shoes-review-1e8a2 pandaliisa 2 http://www.viewpoints.com/Rockport-Pre-walker-Shoes-for-Babies-review-5a3e1 Check the Rockport website for bargains.  They often offer free shipping and the shoes are soooo well made. — I have had a pair for when my kids first started to walk and they were great.  Leather, rubber on bottoms for good gripping. —... Tue, 12 Feb 2008 16:14:43 GMT http://www.viewpoints.com/Rockport-Pre-walker-Shoes-for-Babies-review-5a3e1 rpj 5 http://www.viewpoints.com/Circo-pre-walking-shoes-review-99ec1 My daughter LOVES these shoes. They are called pre- walking shoes and are at Target. Now, my daughter has been walking for months, but she will not take these off her feet. They only go up to size 5, otherwise I would buy them for my 2 year old also. They have a leather look to them and come in all kinds of colors. At our Target, they are on clearance right now. I bought 5 pair for her and one pair was only $3! What a great deal for something she... Wed, 16 Jan 2008 01:24:00 GMT http://www.viewpoints.com/Circo-pre-walking-shoes-review-99ec1 crysdobrenic 5 http://www.viewpoints.com/Robeez-Mary-Jane-review-463e1 These shoes are so adorable!  They are almost too cute to let my child walk outside in them! They aren't the most practical shoes for outside play, but still have a good grip and look oh so cute when you take your baby out!  I do reccommend buying them a tiny bit larger than the size your child wears, as they are slightly tough to get on if you have a foot... Thu, 13 Dec 2007 19:33:33 GMT http://www.viewpoints.com/Robeez-Mary-Jane-review-463e1 sirenscalling 4 http://www.viewpoints.com/Robeez-Mary-Jane-review-19a62 I had a maternity & baby store some time ago and Robeez were one of my favorite products to carry. They held up with lots of wear, totally stays on the feet, and they have a whole lot of fun styles. I've even noticed that people re-sell them on E-bay and seem to get a good price for them. They may seem expensive at $28+ to some people, but they are definitely worth the price - a great value for your... Sun, 02 Dec 2007 21:19:29 GMT http://www.viewpoints.com/Robeez-Mary-Jane-review-19a62 CAtoMTgirl 5 http://www.viewpoints.com/Robeez-Mary-Jane-review-14311 I read about Robeez in Parenting Magazine the first time I bought them. They are available everywhere, but I find the best variey and service are at upscale retailers, and the prcie is the same. The soft leather and the assorted varieties are amazing. Previously to putting Robeez on my daughter, we had but gym shoes and other crib shoes. She had fallen down or just stood at the coffee table and did not take a step. With Robeez, they fit snug, but not too tight. Even with sock, there was some room. My daughter, almost didn't knwo she was wearing them. I was elated that her feet were covered so she could not get them hurt or dirty, and they looked so cute. They gave her enough support , that I kid you not she was walking around furniture at 7 months. I have purchased other brands of crib shoes, many more expensive, because, I thought they wer cute, they never fit the same. They always seemed too wide. My daughter was walking alone on her own at nine months and running by one... Wed, 28 Nov 2007 14:59:58 GMT http://www.viewpoints.com/Robeez-Mary-Jane-review-14311 Reneeinil 5 http://www.viewpoints.com/Robeez-Mary-Jane-review-b9a4 I purchased these shoes for my 14 month old daughter.  I bought the 12-18 month size, and they are still a bit too big.  However, they are very cute, and well-made. The leather is very soft, and allows baby's tiny feet to move without restriction. They come in a variety of colors and styles, and really do stay put on baby's foot.  I love them!... Mon, 20 Aug 2007 19:52:29 GMT http://www.viewpoints.com/Robeez-Mary-Jane-review-b9a4 socialbug 5 http://www.viewpoints.com/Hanna-Andersson-Swedish-Moccasins-review-266d Okay, so every kid is in Robeez before they start walking. The doctors recommend soft soled shoes and Robeez contour well to a childs foot. I have been known to buy my share of Robeez, but I have to admit that I am way more partial to the Hanna Andersson Swedish moccasins. — The Hanna moccasins are great for babies, infants and toddlers. They are cotton on top and leather on the sides and bottom. They serve as both socks and shoes-- so they are super handy in the cooler months. They are also super easy to get on. And, even better, they stretch to your childs ankle size and dont constrict them in any way. (and, no, they dont fall off) — They range from $18 to $20 per pair. While that may seem steep to some, it is a  great investment because your child will wear them every day for months on end. My son wore the baby blue pair nearly every day and my daughter, the pink pair. I bought pink tights for my daughter and they just look like an extension of her tights. —... Mon, 09 Jul 2007 21:41:31 GMT http://www.viewpoints.com/Hanna-Andersson-Swedish-Moccasins-review-266d Jolie 5 http://www.viewpoints.com/The-Childrens-Place-Sport-Sandals-review-5091 My son is like his momma - he would rather go without shoes.  But it is a necessity in most situations involving leaving the house.  With summer comes the need to wear less, yet keep little feet safe. (Plus shoes and socks with shorts - not really the best combination.)  — Since Little Man had outgrown his previous pair, my search for fitting sandals lead to The Children's Place which had several items on sale.  At the time I had purchased these for $9.99 on sale from $14.99.  Currently you can find them for $6.50 (kicking self for not waiting).  But this has still been one of my best puchases this summer. — The sandals themselves have a very sturdy construction, unlike many toddler sandals that are made more of foam than anything.   The upper portion is made from faux-nubuck with mesh accents.  The straps have Velcro closure (more on that later).  They are available in three colors - Army (olive green), Navy (dark blue) and... Mon, 09 Jul 2007 02:32:51 GMT http://www.viewpoints.com/The-Childrens-Place-Sport-Sandals-review-5091 lilsquibb 5 http://www.viewpoints.com/Robeez-Booties-II-review-3b7d Robeez are a soft soled shoe that is perfect for a baby/toddler learning to walk or to be used as a slipper. They are best described as a cross between a slipper and a shoe. The advantage of Robeez is that they come in many different styles. The downside is that they really arent an outside shoe. — When winter came around, I decided to buy my daughter a pair of the boot style. They tend to be a little pricier... I think around $35-$40. I have to say that I didnt like them nearly as much as I like the regular ones. They are clunky, big and look terrible with a dress. They are also quite big with pants. — On the few occasions that we did put them on, I found them to be pretty poor to help guard from the cold. So, I didnt like the style or the warmth. I was debating between the Robeez boots and UGGs and I wished I had gone with the UGGS for warmth. For inside slippers and "learning to walk" inside shoes, I now completely opt for the Hannah... Sat, 31 Mar 2007 21:14:52 GMT http://www.viewpoints.com/Robeez-Booties-II-review-3b7d Jolie 3