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Munchkin by Stride Rite: Baby Girls' Rite Faux Fur Bootie (Various Colors) Expired
$5.70
$19.00
+ Free S&H on $35+
Walmart.com has Select Munchkin by Stride Rite Toddler or Infant Shoe on sale. Shipping is free w/ Walmart+ (15-Day Free Trial) or on orders $35+.
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- Baby Girls'
- Munchkin by Stride Rite Faux Fur Bootie $5.68
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- Munchkin by Stride Rite Faux Fur Bootie $5.68
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- Our price research indicates that the Munchkin by Stride Rite Sneaker Bootie for Toddler Girls' is $4.78 Lower (29.9% savings) than the next best reputable merchant at the time of this post.
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- Toddler Girls'
- Munchkin by Stride Rite Sneaker Bootie $11.20
- Rose Gold
- Munchkin by Stride Rite Sneaker Bootie $11.20
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Walmart.com has Select Munchkin by Stride Rite Toddler or Infant Shoe on sale. Shipping is free w/ Walmart+ (15-Day Free Trial [walmart.com]) or on orders $35+
Example Deals:
Example Deals:
- Toddler Girls'
- Munchkin by Stride Rite Sneaker Bootie [walmart.com] $11.20 OOS
- Baby Girls'
- My price research indicates that the Munchkin by Stride Rite Sneaker Bootie for Toddler Girls' is $4.78 Lower (29.9% Savings) than the next best reputable merchant at the time of this post.
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My four year old twins both wear a size 12. Check online for a printable size check printout
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A child who is not walking yet should not wear shoes. Stop thinking old school of "my kid needs wood planks on their feet". This was the way of our grandparents not our parents. Anything that mimic barefoot walking is what striderite aimed to make.
Now in the year 2021, Payless owns striderite. I can no longer speak to their quality.
Again my best advice is barefoot ESPECIALLY babies. They will bend their toes and flex their feet all day long. Anything that prevents this will stunt their growth and development. Allow their toes and feet to wiggle freely and they will build much stronger and more developed feet.
Last piece of advice is children and babies grow at least a half of size every 2-3 months. If you aren't changing their shoes that regularly then you're risking hammer toe and other disabilities.
Feel free to tag me if you need any advice beyond what I provided. I was a manager of a StrideRite for the majority of my youth prior to becoming a network tech.
If you're looking for something amazing for babies check out "robeez shoes" as they make the #1 selling baby "shoes". They are hard for kids to pull off but roomy and act more like socks than shoes. Great for when you have to put something on your kids feet.
PLEASE STOP THINKING YOU KNOW YOUR KIDS SHOE SIZE. TRUST ME WHEN I SAY YOU ARE PROBABLY WRONG. I spent my entire retail career trying to convince parents they were shoving their kids feet into shoes that don't fit. Find a person who actually knows how to properly use a Brannock foot measurer. I cannot tell you how few people who work in the shoe industry actually know how to properly measure kids feet. You can do serious long term damage to your children by being cheap or too ignorant to find the correct fitting shoes.
All shoes run different sizes. Just because your child fits in a size 10 in Nikes does not mean they will be in a size 10 in New Balance. Nike's run at least a full size or two small compared to all other shoe brands. New Balance tends to run true to size. This is true for all shoe manufacturers. Very few companies run their shoes True-To-Size. Just please stop it.
I think much better advice is to say, "learn how to measure kids' feet properly". It's not rocket science.
I think much better advice is to say, "learn how to measure kids' feet properly". It's not rocket science.
Always have the kid standing with equal weight on both feet. Make sure their foot is always completely back. Make sure the foot is completely flat. Pull on the end of their sock to ensure their socks aren't restricting the full length of their toes. After you have your measurement, and you have an appropriate pair of shoes to try on their feet, make sure they are still standing in the correct position with full weight on their feet. Run your thumb and point fingers around that outside of the sneaker material to ensure there is easy flexing in the material and no points of pressure where the child may need a wider width shoe rather than a standard variant. Always push on the top of the shoes near the toe box to ensure the child doesn't have their toes curled when to check the length as it's a habit for many children. Lastly check to ensure there is at least a thumb's width of length in the front for 2-3 months of growth, do easy multiplication if these shoes are being purchased in advanced say for the summer or winter compared to when they are buying.
Those are the general rules for measuring kids feet outside of just understanding how the brannock functions.