Would these work/fit in CROCS ...and my daughter is a 4/4.5 and was wondering what the difference is between the "Big Kids" &amp; "Walker?
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You need shoes with a closed heel. "Walker" is infant size 4, "Big Kids" is for a 10-12 year old child.
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I never heard of size 14 for a young girl. I've seen shoes go up to toddler size 13 then youth 1 etc. so I would then say yes 1-4 should work fine.
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The 13.0 Y would work, she can grow into them. I got my boys almost 2 years ago, for Christmas. they still can wear them. Hope this helps
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It really seemed that a size 13 in kids is super close to a size 1 to me. I would just get a size 1 for both. Hope this helps.
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I have the exact same question! My daughter will be 5 in Feb. but she wears a 11. So I'm not sure which size would be best?? Depending on how accurate the 2 size options are.. The sm or med? I am tempted to get the med even though it is for size 1-4.. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
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Once your LO is tall enough to stand flat footed, it's too small. My daughter is 10 months old, and small for her age, and is almost too big. Plus, once they're walking, they won't be as interested. I got this one for the reconstructive feature. But if I had to do it over again I would have gotten a walker and an activity center. My daughter really does love it, tho. Especially the alligator :)
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I purchased the 'A' (8-10) size back when my daughter was younger and I have to say they were pretty small and snug. She got her fair share of use out of them but honestly I would most likely by the 'B' size. B is safer because you are going to wash/dry them !
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The skates have an adjustable piece that slides in and out to make them smaller or bigger. I purchased two pairs last Christmas; one for a 2 year old and one for a four year old. I ordered the same size, and they both fit. They put them on immediately and "walked/skated" all around the house. They don't roll fast like regular skates and it gives them time to get used to how to skate. It was a great gift for both of them. There is a sizing chart when you purchase them that you can go by. Although the four year old looked like he had just outgrown the skates and the size was on the margin, they fit him fine. check the size chart out The skates have an adjustable piece that slides in and out to make them smaller or bigger. I purchased two pairs last Christmas; one for a 2 year old and one for a four year old. I ordered the same size, and they both fit. They put them on immediately and "walked/skated" all around the house. They don't roll fast like regular skates and it gives them time to get used to how to skate. It was a great gift for both of them. There is a sizing chart when you purchase them that you can go by. Although the four year old looked like he had just outgrown the skates and the size was on the... » Read More The skates have an adjustable piece that slides in and out to make them smaller or bigger. I purchased two pairs last Christmas; one for a 2 year old and one for a four year old. I ordered the same size, and they both fit. They put them on immediately and "walked/skated" all around the house. They don't roll fast like regular skates and it gives them time to get used to how to skate. It was a great gift for both of them. There is a sizing chart when you purchase them that you can go by. Although the four year old looked like he had just outgrown the skates and the size was on the margin, they fit him fine. check the size chart out « Show Less
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Hi. I have a daughter who is 8 years old and her size is 34-35. Does she fit in these Rollerblade (M)? I'm a little lost because the size.
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Hi I bought these for my granddaughter because she is always wearing my heals. She is 2 and wears a toddler size 5 shoe. These shoes are super big on her but so are my heals. I think you will be fine with a child size 1.
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My daughter got them for Christmas and turned 4 one month later. She figured them out very quickly, likely because of being older, but she loves to use them and is only on stage 2 (where they roll forward but not backward). She really loves them. As long as it isn't an exceptionally big 4 year old that won't fit the shoe size requirements, I would say its a great gift.
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Hi Monica! Get a "regular" for the 3 year old and a "large" for the 6.5 year old! Stretch them gently to activate the neoprene when you get them :) Satisfaction guarantee, from one parent to another! Have a great day.
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I sent these out to my great-niece as a birthday present. She was just turning 2. I think they look large on her but that's OK. She'll grow into them. So wears them all the time in the house playing dress-up. Apparently she loves them. She's always in them in her pic's that my niece posts on Facebook. They are not huge, but they do not fit like regular shoes on her yet . hope this helps !!
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I bought the large 2 years ago, for my then 6-year-old. They fit at the smallest adjustment then - but the box I have says it's adjustable from size 2-4, so maybe they have changed their sizing. My daughter is almost 8 now and can still wear them. I'd go with the large. You can always put on an extra pair of socks or put padding in the toes if they are too big.
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I would like to say absolutely yes. Our daughter is 4 and around the 30 35 lb area they fit real nice for her. She doesn't say anything about them not being comfortable. Also bought jbm brand pads but they don't even compare to strider brand. As far as next year we are in same boat Just bought them this May
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yes, they will fit. They will probably be a little on the big size, but they are adjustable by tightening the straps. Also depends on how big your 4-year-old is.
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Hello Sharon,I bought these for my daughter who is 6yrs old and she loves them. I would only tell you that these do have a small heal and at her young age it may be difficult for her to walk in them unless you plan to use them under adult supervision. I hope this answered your question.