Would this fabric work as the soles on toddlers (walkers) shoes? Keeping in mind that a toddler would grow out of them in about 6 months?
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It is pretty sturdy fabric, I guess you make bigger soles as they grow.I don't have kids so I am not sure what walkers are.
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I had started using these bibs when my baby was 4 months old(they were a little big) and now she's 8 months and fit fine. Still room to grow (she's on the petite side) but I would think they'd fit your 6 month old pretty well. As for solids, you just have to be careful of food that can stain - i.e. blueberries on a light colored bib, if you don't rinse off right away, there can be a stain. I didn't do that with one of the orange bibs and now there's a little dark stain where avocado was! but not big deal since there's 9 other bibs!
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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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It really depends on the child's actual foot size, but I would say it could be a little too small.
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For a 2 year old maybe fits a little loose, especially the bottom. I suggest for children from 3 years of normal size. I have not bought the shoes, so I can not comment about it.
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Absolutely...5 years on everything except for the fabric (1year)...best investment I've made since finding out that our grandchild was on his way...even though he has his original stroller, the entire family is using the BOB 99%of the time!!!!
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Hi Dorian,Technically, a 'toddler' is approximately two-years old, and most likely walking. Their little bones are getting stronger, and are exercised more once they start alking and eventually running. About that time you may want to consider 'turning' the matress to the more orthepedic-friendly side for toddlers and smaller children as their 'comfort-needs' are now differnet than when they were infants.Ultimately it is up to you, but the 'toddler-side' is more chushy, ans supportive of a larger little one . . . .
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With the mobility that the feet openings offer, it is possible for a toddler to cilmb out of a pack n play. This all depends on their size and persistence, of course.
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I actually wore them myself for a color run. They start off small and stretch from there. Im not sure what's the smallest it will fit though. 3, 4, 5, and 6 year old would probably be fine. Any younger might be too small.
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They would make very nice cloths for dealing with a toddler. I would cut the cloths in half if you plan on throwing it away after short use. The cloths are not impregnated with any thing. They are just nice soft cloths that wring dry. I love them.
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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 wish I could be of more help to you. I purchased these for my granddaughter's 4th birthday. She is tall, yet petite. You would be a better judge of a child that age's foot size. Good luck.
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That should be fine. I bight the when my daughter was a size 9 and they were big. The ties that go up the legs were kind of strange. My daughter is small but the ties barely wrapped around her legs as if her legs were too large but the shoes themselves were too big. And then the ties never stayed up. They always fell down. My daughter never plays with them any more.
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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.
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I purchased the next size up from my child shoe size and they both fit great and they were able to wear them for a while. Definitely go a little bigger cause you are able to tighten them with the strap around the ankle. Hope that helps :)
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Hi Dorian, Technically, a 'toddler' is approximately two-years old, and most likely walking. Their little bones are getting stronger, and are exercised more once they start alking and eventually running. About that time you may want to consider 'turning' the matress to the more orthepedic-friendly side for toddlers and smaller children as their 'comfort-needs' are now differnet than when they were infants. Ultimately it is up to you, but the 'toddler-side' is more chushy, ans supportive of a larger little one . . . .
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Alhough our Kids orthotics were designed mainly to provide arch support, they should increase your son's height by at least half an inch. Thanks!