Baby Shoes Size Chart

Navigating the world of baby shoe sizes can be a bit like a growth spurt guessing game. Although children generally follow a typical foot growth pattern, there are instances where their feet may deviate from the projected size for their age. No need to fret, though! Each child grows at their own unique pace. Consequently, it's essential to conduct regular check-ins every few months to ensure your baby's feet are snug in their shoes.

For an accurate at-home measurement, rely on a trusted baby shoe sizing chart, such as our Foot Measuring Tool or a simple tape measure. Extend your baby's foot fully, ensuring toes are uncurled, and measure from the tip of the longest toe to the bottom of the heel. Minor discrepancies in size between feet are completely normal—simply select the shoe size based on the length of the longer foot.

At EasyTot, we recommend a shoe size slightly larger than your baby's foot. This precaution ensures the shoes won't constrict their precious feet, allowing room for growth. Opting for a slightly larger size is a proactive measure, promoting both comfort and healthy foot development as your little one continues to blossom.

Note: This table is a general guideline. Always measure your child's foot to ensure the best fit.