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.
336781
I think you should go for the size 12Y. Because their feet are so small and they still have room to grown.
336782
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).
2260311
My daughter wears a toddler 9 and they fit her , a lil big but great for play!
1348419
I can't tell you the EXACT size. I bought these for our 3 year old granddaughters. She wears a toddler size 10 shoe. The fit her very well. She even runs in them. I hope this helps answer your question.
1913249
One size fits all. My son is 10 months and still using them and probably will still be up to one years as long as they don't wear out. I had them from he was five or six months and they don't seem to be wearing down anytime soon
90697
My daughter is 9 months old (17 pounds) and only in the 30th percent for her age. I had to reorder and get her the 12-18 month size because the 6-12 month cut off the circulation to her legs...they are a little chunky but not a ton. I am hopeful that once seh starts walking her legs will slim out and these will fit her for a while.
100326
They are for ages 10/12. My daughter is 9 and it is a little big but enough for her be able to wear and to grow into for next winter. Hope this helps!
95419
My grandson is 2 years and two months and weighs in that range and a one is a bit big on him. Some people say to buy two or three and then return those that do not fit, but I would think a size one or two would do. I am not an expert, you could also try calling O'Neill's surf shop to ask them, but I bought a two first and it was too big, so then I bought a one and it is still a bit large.
406921
My kids have been boating for a long time and have always used Lil' Legends vests they are now 7 and 9 so I don't remember the sizes they used first. For purpose, quality and looks they can't be beat. They have a tag with size recommendations, please make sure you do the homework on which one will work best for you kid's age/size.
2062273
For a 7 month old I would get the infant ones. That is the size I got for y 7 month of and they fit great!
1288746
I purchased a 12 in for my 3 year old and 16 in for my 4 year old. Our eldest fit well but it was slighty to big. He fit perfect a month later as you know they grow too fast. If I put the 4 year old on the 12im his knees would have been in the handle bars. I would say go with the 16in
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My daughter is 4 months old and they fit her. I don't think they would fit a child much older than that... But 0-4 months, you should be ok. There is some stretch around the ankle but the slipper itself is like a little stuffed animal. Not stretchy. They're really cute though and even jingle ;)
824457
My four year old uses them. I think for a one year old they may slip off and be a little big.
109505
Hi there.... I believe you would want to go with the size 'small'. Only because the small says it fits size 12-1. They are adjustable to help the kids grow into them, which I thought was very clever. Good luck to you.
1921403
I would buy the size 12-2. They adjust really easy(just push the button and pull them forward)and will fit for a long time. My daughter was in a 11 or 12 when I got them and she is just now getting in a 2 and they still fit great! My older(almost 10 now) daughter got the 3-6 and she still has room to grow
199560
I bought a small for my son, who is 22lbs and 13 months. It's kinda snug on him, do I'm only planning on one summers use. I would suggest a medium if you want more than one summers use. Otherwise, the small will be just fine one your baby. Hope this helps!
965563
Agreed, my daughter (age 4) wears a size 10 soccer shoe and the 4-6 gives her some extra room. Probably a couple of shoe sizes. The socks are by age range and as far as I can tell, they seem pretty true to size.
38718
First, how big is the kid. My two sons are above average size so I went one size up and hoping that they can get two seasons of use out of them. Second, have some super glue ready to repair them. I went large but my two sons are 16 and 13, we have thick hands.