What zise is for a child that have got 21cms in her foots?
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That sounds like about a size 3 youth size, maybe 3.5. XXS is for kids size 3-4, so it should work. I bought a size larger than I needed and it is way wide, but is excellent with fin socks. Fin socks make them more comfortable.
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I'm not sure I'm right person to ask this as my size would be 47-48 cm. Also, there was no mention of age so the growth rate should be a consideration in making the choice. For me these fins were "too small" so go with the next size up from what you would purchase in a "street shoe". If they happen to be a bit larger order 2 or 3 mm aqua socks. Hope this helps.
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I have the oso cozy unbleached Birdseye flats and a few oso cosy toddler prefolds. The quality of the prefolds is fine, but they are huge, far too big for my average height, skinny 20 month old. I'm pretty happy with the flats, though, they are what I use most. For prefolds, I've actually found the dandelion diapers (either bamboo blend or cotton, DSQ) to be a trimmer, better fitting product. More size options, too.
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There is a button that would be between the child's legs, closer to where their feet would be. You should also see a strap there. The button is metal. As you push down on the button, pull on the strap and it will loosen. Then if you need to tighten the straps, pull on the strap down by the button.
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Rose with Pedag USA: Yes, Bambini's arch support will help gently control your child's over-pronation and enourage neutral alignment. Your child's shoe size is how you buy Bambini. It looks like you will need a Toddler 9.5/10, EU 26/27 unless your child has grown into another size since you posted this question-the next size up is Toddler 10.5/11, EU 28/29.
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My son is now 27 months old and it does not fit him with his shoes on anymore. He is approximately 93cm tall.
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If her foot is 220 mm long or more you need the large size. (or 8.5 inches or more) That is a size 5 in the US.
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I'm 5ft.2 and it workd great for me. This will cover her better which is what you would want but won't interfere with her feet.
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I agree with Rebecca... unless your child is a confident swimmer I wouldn't buy this. They lose some control because their feet are bound together. And either way, never over their heads with this on.
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My granddaughter is 4 with a foot of 7 1/2" long. I got the small size for her and the Stompeez were about a half inch longer than her foot. The medium size Stompeez are about 2-2 1/2" longer than the small.
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By the way you may also consider about the body, my daughter has 17kgs, she is just fit the body, I think below 20kgs is ok, or it will be very tight.
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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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Based on my experience, it seems that the seller corrected the differences on size and now it should fit with the normal size your kid use for other shoes. At least for adults is like that... However and being a kid (always growing...) I'd try with a bigger size and put some socks (I use gross socks to cushion the impact). Hope that this helps...
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I use the pad with my one year old who is 29" long...his feet aren't on it but as long as I have socks or shoes on him I don't worry.
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Yes. The shoes are in a sep. baggie and don't stay on the feet. Very frustrating to the child.
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The Footminders web site says, "Kids (K) and Small Kids (SK). In general, the SK orthotic is suitable for children from about 4 1/2 years of age to about 6 years, and the K orthotic will fit children from 7 to 9." My daughter was 9 years old and wearing a size 4 shoe and I purchased the K (1-3 1/2) and they fit perfectly. The SK (Youth 11-13) is for a smaller foot. Footminders also has sizes larger than these too. The SK is the smallest, then K, and then the next size up would be their X-Small (http://www.footminders.com/footminders-orthotics-for-kids-children.html). Hope this helps! :) The Footminders web site says, "Kids (K) and Small Kids (SK). In general, the SK orthotic is suitable for children from about 4 1/2 years of age to about 6 years, and the K orthotic will fit children from 7 to 9." My daughter was 9 years old and wearing a size 4 shoe and I purchased the K (1-3 1/2) and they fit perfectly. The SK (Youth 11-13) is for a smaller foot. Footminders also has sizes larger than these too. The SK is the smallest, then K, and then the next size up would be their X-Small... » Read More The Footminders web site says, "Kids (K) and Small Kids (SK). In general, the SK orthotic is suitable for children from about 4 1/2 years of age to about 6 years, and the K orthotic will fit children from 7 to 9." My daughter was 9 years old and wearing a size 4 shoe and I purchased the K (1-3 1/2) and they fit perfectly. The SK (Youth 11-13) is for a smaller foot. Footminders also has sizes larger than these too. The SK is the smallest, then K, and then the next size up would be their X-Small (http://www.footminders.com/footminders-orthotics-for-kids-children.html). Hope this helps! :) « Show Less
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It should work for both of you. My son has size 13 feet and it works for him. We love it, it is made well and it is quiet.
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They are about 1/2" longer for my granddaughter's foot. She just turned 4 so a 1/2" isn't too bad. At least she will have them for a couple of seasons. She's absolutely thrilled with them.