Baby boy has fat little bread loaf feet and now that were actually getting dressed in the morning I'm having trouble keeping socks on his tootsies. Any brand suggestions??
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Henry had the same problem. I just had to start buying them fhe next age range up. Say 12 to 24 instead of the 6 to 12.
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We had the same problem. The best was Old Navy athletic socks with the stripes around the ankle. They're really tight around the ankles with plenty of room for the feet so they stay on really well.
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@NaturallyCathy: duh I should try that!
@mrs. wagon: dang I was just there! I will check it out next time I go, thanks!
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@scg00387: I was going to say the same thing as @NaturallyCathy. At first, they looked too big, but now they stay on SO much better.
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We have some terry ones from Carter's that are really good. My son gets so pissed that he can't rip them off!
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We had good luck with the Old Navy triple roll socks.
I've been wanting to try these, but haven't yet: http://www.blindmicesocks.com/
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Haha, I came in here thinking you meant fat 'adult feet'. 33.5 weeks preg. me has some majorly swollen tootsies!!
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@LazyLightning: LOL well soon you'll have fat BABY feet in exchange :)@anbanan15: mismatched socks would drive me bananas! i think i had a box of those that i sold on HB classifieds actually!
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The old navy athletic socks are good, and so are the Hanes brand that you can get at wal mart or target. They are very tight around the ankle so the socks stay up.
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@scg00387: I would always order two sets so I had matches :). I wanted to try them for their features and design of the socks not so much the mismatched/patterns
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