Grateful for you/whoever else posted about this before in the summer, I’d gotten my LO a pair of crocs as they looked like the perfect shoes for playing with water in the garden but I got rid after reading up on it prompted by here
It’s where they shoe isn’t snug to the foot and ankle it causes the child to grip with their toes which isn’t a great thing for developing feet/legs/everything according to my Googles. Like I’m sure if your child is just using them for water play or the odd beach trip it’ll be fine but my LO is wedded to shoes once she’s set eyes on them, like if I let her play with crocs in the garden there’d be tears that we’re not doing everything in that beloved pair of shoes so I’ve just had to bin off crocs altogether as a result. Start rite do some lovely shoes (much better than Clarks) that are shoe obsessed fussy toddler approved if that helps!Oh no I missed this, what’s wrong with kids wearing crocs in the garden?
Gosh, she really doesn’t look well — like she’s getting over something….
So charming
Really makes me want to buy the shampoo and replicate the look… not!They are the best!! I have a pair myself tooMy children are older now and not wishing to go OT, a la the Anya Hindmarch shopping bag tangent, BUT cannot recommend Saltwater sandals highly enough
She used to be so stylish, now she looks like a bag lady
Has she donated anything to charity though? Wish she’d mention it.
I was more concerned with why she is so hunched over dragging it all into the hallway?
