My son is 3 years old and has flat feet that roll inward, could this help? Also he is almost a size 10 (toddler) would any of these sizes fit him?
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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 3, and does not use the footrest. He glides quite a bit by balancing with his feet hovering over the ground, so the footrest is not really helpful to him right now, but it's certainly not hurting anything, either.
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My child is 9 years old with a size 3 foot (us). There seems to be room for expansion but size 5 might be tight. The Velcro on the straps need repositioning often and are starting to wear a bit from taking on and off. I'm not sure they would stay on well if they were extended to the maximum Length and only the ends of the Velcro were connected. That being said. My child loves hers and even wears it in the tub and tried to wear it in the snow.
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It depend on how severe the foot drop is. My sons was pretty bad so the Velcro bands only worked for short time. If foot drop is minimal I'd spend the money otherwise no. He never complained about them moving around though.
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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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These shoes definitely should fit a 3 y/o. My granddaughter has them and just LOVES them. She has small feet (she is going to be 4 y/o in October) and is 30 lbs. but she still has some room to go in these shoes. They are perfect to wear on carpeting but can be very slippery on wood or vinyl floors. Def. recommend them....well made and they're a real hit with my granddaughter! Hope this helps.
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I think he is borderline, he might be able to squeeze in for a little bit before outgrowing soon, esp. if he is tall. I bought XL pairs for my two kids. My daughter is almost 13 but about 82 pounds and short at about 5 feet. She can wear these pretty perfectly. The younger kid is even shorter but weighs more, like almost 90 pounds, and I don't think he's tried them yet but I think it will be a squeeze and he can only wear them this year. For your son, I agree, adult Men's sizes are way too big, the only other option he might have is a women's size XS if you do not risk the Kids XL.
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These are all too small for your son. They are "Jr" fins and are made for younger kids. My daughter is 7 and wears a size 3 and she can't even fit into them.
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I wish I could help you better - I bought this for my niece last year. She was also 3 at the time. They are play shoes and were a little big for her - but that did not matter - she loved them. I think you would be fine - the great thing about Amazon is the no hassle return policy. They are fun shoes for "dress up" play.
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They fit my 3 month old but are definitely big. They are very stretchy. I am not sure what size shoe they would fit exactly. I hope this helps a little.
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Yes and no. The botton larger drawer I use for my 3 1/2 y.o. daughter's shoes and slippers. I should add that she's a size 10 in toddlers. I can fit my size 9 1/2 flats in the smaller drawers but I wouldn't recommend heels. I also use it for her dance and school bags. I hope this helps
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Yes. My three year old grandson has the same size shoe and it works for him. I do like the skates....
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My daughters have used them for a couple of years but unfortunately it was not enough support for my 6 year old who still pronates a lot. We had to have orthotics made for her which we were trying to avoid as it is expensive. Go to a good podiatrist and get his opinion, depends on how much your child pronates and how much support your child needs..
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The skates adjust from toddler size 7-10, it's marked right on the skate itself. My son has worn them through all the sizes and now that he's 4 and wears size 11 toddler shoe, he says they still fit. Just watch the insert as well as that is adjustable too! My son showed me that part :-) The only thing I'm dissapointed in is that we won't get to switch the wheels to In-line before he outgrows them.
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It is very true that these rollerblades run small. We originally bought them, in the "1-4" size for our 6-year old who was then just into size 12 shoe. They fit her from the first day and lasted for two years until she became a size 3 shoe. At that time we bought the next size up, the "5-8" and she is still wearing them and is not even a size 4 shoe yet. Her little sister (size 12) inherited the 1-4's and wears them at the smallest adjustment. So while they may not be exactly right for your 10-11 daughter right now they will fit her soon and will then fit her for a good few years.
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I have the Bob Revolution and it works fine. We have both, the infant and toddler sizes. The toddler one we used for my daughter from 9months to 16 months. My other daughter is 7 months and 18 pounds and the infant one fits her fine. Its more of the legnth you need to worry about, thats what my daughter out grew first. I might go with the toddler size since your probably only going to use the infant one for a few months more and then need the next bigger size.
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I would probably buy 2 sizes up. That's what I did and they fit my son well. These skates tend to run small. However, if these boys skate a lot --get ready to buy replacement wheels and bearings.