My child will be 19months and I want to start her on these for a season. I see a size 1, then a 12Y. Please explain the sizes for young toddlers.
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I think you should go for the size 12Y. Because their feet are so small and they still have room to grown.
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I'm not sure what a size 1 is but I got a 12Y for my daughter who is 5 and they fit good if not with some room. She fits youth shoes size 11 and I assumed the 12Y means 12 (youth).
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My daughter wore the infant size until she was a little over 5 months old and about 14-15 pounds. They were really getting to be too small at that point, and it was a relief to switch to the medium size. She is now 9 months old and still wearing the medium size. There seems to be a little bit of variation in the individual diapers, although I'm not sure if it is due to how they're made or to how they fluff/shrink in the wash. Right now, a few of her medium-size diapers are starting to seem a bit small, but most of them still seem roomy enough.
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I bought my 7 year old who is petite as well the junior size. She is now 8.5 years old and still wears them and they are great. On the tag it just says junior one size. Hope that helps.
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I don't know for sure, I have size 19" good for my 4 yr old boy and size 21" seems to fit my 7 yr old boy. I think size 19" is for 3-5 yr old, 21" for 5-8 yrs, and probably 23" for 8-12 yrs and normal adult sizes beyond that point ...
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My daughter wears a toddler 9 and they fit her , a lil big but great for play!
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I have both the toddler and the infant size and my little boy is 10 months old. It just depends on the baby, he does good with both, although the smaller one seems to be more comfortable for him. The toddler one is a little bit thicker and longer so he doesn't roll off of it as easy. I would go with the thicker one because baby can always grow into it. This age can go either way. Hope this helps!
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As far as I remember, there are 2 options, ones that goes up to size 1 youth, the other goes up to size 4 youth. My daughter is a size 13 big kid, and I still got her the second options, size 1-4, it's slightly big, but working. I am afraid that even the bigger size would be too small for your daughter, if she is already a size 3-4. I would look for a model that carries bigger sizes. Hope that helps.
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I would get the smaller rather than the toddler one. My daughter is turning 2 and she has had both for a while now, but she always ends up sleeping on the small one. The toddler version maybe to thick for her...
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I have purchased riding boots for my daughter since she was a year old. I learned quickly that some manufacturers make a toddler 4 vs. a childrens 4. Especially in UK English riding attire. Not sure that answers your question but maybe helps shed some light on equestrian sizes.
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I believe these are youth sizes not toddler sizes. I bought my daughter and son a pair and they were as expected, except for the lights we had roller derby send us another set because they didn't work, and I think another were dead again shortly after. The lights don't last as long.
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Hi, Lori - size is based on the age of the child. My son is age 8. Typically, age 7 until about 13/14 use a size 4. Then, size 5 is for older youths. Size 3 would be for younger than 7. Matching the ball size to age is important for physical reasons like heading the ball and not putting too much stress on the neck/head. Size 1 is a skills practice ball (very small, but good for mastering certain foot skills). Hope this helps.
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Same problem here. Ready to order but no idea what size we are talking about. Is a small like a 4-6 in children's or is that an infant size?
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Yes, they are toddler size. Probably a size 8. I got them for my 3 yr old, she's a size 7.
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I would recommend size 1-4.. you can't go wrong because he can grow with this size. If he is a size 13, it is cushion and nice tight straps so his feet won't slide around . 13 1/2 is an average 6yr old size. Good choice gift to buy I must add!
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Joan - this is a toy and as such does not usually show an actual size on the packaging. I would guess - simply because the packaging says for ages 3+ - that the slippers would fit an older toddler. Maybe 3 to 5 years old as every child grows differently. I am sorry I could not be more specific, but hope this helps a bit.
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My four year old uses them. I think for a one year old they may slip off and be a little big.
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I think a toddle would prefer the smaller size, the 25 in would be almost as tall as they were. JMO