Size Guide
Children grow so quickly! So check that they are wearing the right size footwear every few months. I try to remember to check at each change of season - for simplicity...as there are SO many different shoe size systems worldwide.
To ensure the best shoe size for your child we highly recommend you measure your child's feet every time you purchase a pair of shoes, and follow the suggestion here..
The ideal shoe fit has about a fingers width (or thumb width) of "wriggle" room between the big toe and the end of the shoe. I call this the "rule of thumb".
If you have measured your child's feet, add 5mm to 10mm for baby shoes and 8mm to 12mm for toddler/kids shoes to your measurement to allow for wiggle room and room to grow. If your child's foot falls in-between our sizes, I suggest that you select the larger size.
If you are buying shoes for the next season, or to give as a gift it might be handy to know how quickly, on average, children's feet grow.
- Between the ages of one and three, children's feet can be expected to grow as much as 1.5 mm in length per month.
- Between the ages of three and six, children's feet grow an average of 1 mm per month in length.
SHOE SIZES BY THE BRANDS WE OFFER YOU:
Freycoo Baby Shoes
Shoe Length | 115mm | 125mm | 135mm |
Approx Age | 6-12mth | 12-18mth | 18-24mths |
Little Chic Baby Shoes
Shoe Length | 120mm | 130mm | 140mm |
Approx Age | 6-12mth | 12-18mth | 18-24mths |
Two Little Feet Baby Shoes
Shoe Length |
102mm (small) |
118mm (medium) |
134mm (large) |
Approx Age | 0-6mth | 6-12mth | 12-20mths |
Freycoo Confident Walker Shoes
Size | 4/20 | 5/21 | 6/22 | 7/23 | 8/24 | 9/25 | 10/26 |
Shoe Length | 125mm | 131mm | 137mm | 143mm | 149mm | 155mm | 161mm |
Approx Age Guide | 12-18mths | 18-21mths | 21mths-2.5yrs | 2.5yrs | 2.5yrs-3yrs | 3-3.5yrs | 3.5yrs-4yrs |
Boocora Confident Walker Shoes
Size | 4/21 | 5/22 | 6/23 | 7/24 | 8/25 | ||
Shoe Length | 134mm | 140mm | 146mm | 152mm | 158mm | ||
Approx Age Guide | 12-21mths | 21mths-2.5yrs | 2.5-3yrs | 3-3.5yrs | 3.5yrs-4yrs |
Got a question - or just not sure - don't hesitate to be in touch!