My LO has enormous feet. He could still benefit from the soft, flexible soles designed for early walkers. However, the styles he's worn up through this point end with size 5 or 6. What brands/lines have flexible soles in bigger sizes?
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Canadian brand Jack & Lily! My DD had bigger feet and last year I was struggling to find something sturdy yet flex!
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I find that Nike's are pretty flexible, like these:
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Bobux! they're a new zealand brand, great fitting shoes, very well made and durable.
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Jack and Lily. StrideRite and Pediped are all great. In my experience, Pediped runs bigger.
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How soft are you thinking? Would Freshly Picked or Minimoc be too soft?
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Have heard great things about Soft star shoes
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@FannyMae: another vote for Bobux and their Explorer range go up into the bigger sizes.
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@Kemma: My eldest is just finishing up with bobux shoes now, she's only just fitting into 29's. I wish they made bigger kid shoe sizes, I'm sure there are lots of mums out there that would buy them as school shoes! they last so well that I've kept all my eldest daughter's shoes for the little one.
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@FannyMae: I think they're bringing out bigger sizes early next year! My little guy is wearing his sister's old shoes to daycare and he's totally rocking the pink and purple accents...
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@Kemma: I saw something mentioned on their insta page, I'm really looking forward to it! they've been the best shoes for us, even though they're a tad pricey.
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@FannyMae: are you on the Bobux Kids Shoes FB page? Lots of good bargains and Little Red Hen often has good sales on their website too!
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@Kemma: I've picked up some shoes direct from bobux when they last had a sale, and also a local baby shop that was closing down and had one last pair of size 29 boots. my youngest wears the soft sole styles, and soon I will move on to the rubber sole ones when she starts to walk. definitely keeping an eye out for bargains!
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Btw Jack & Lily is on Zulily today! I think their biggest size equals to a US 7 or something like that.
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