1/2 price ugg boots BE QUICK!!!

surfbabe10

natschic wrote: »

She Doesnt walk yet, so does it really matter that they arn't from Clarks, is this the 21st century ? Rather pay 30 pound for Good quality than £5 from Tesco that are rubbish quality and lasts 1 day! Each to there own.

I got my little girl some last year when she was about 7 months old, I got her the small an they had lots of room left, they come up very big in sizes. They look gorgeous on and I got lots of comments about them! Hope this helps

chelbo1239

natschic wrote: »

She Doesnt walk yet, so does it really matter that they arn't from Clarks, is this the 21st century ? Rather pay 30 pound for Good quality than £5 from Tesco that are rubbish quality and lasts 1 day! Each to there own.

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I totally agree with Princesswoo!
I thought a shoe was just a shoe when it came to children.
Then when my daughter was actually ready for shoes, I didn't realise all the different sizes and widths.
Please wait and get her feet measured properly!!
They will probably be on sale next year anyway... and by then you will know your daughter's actual size.
It's not worth damaging your child's feet!

margin

natschic wrote: »

She Doesnt walk yet, so does it really matter that they arn't from Clarks, is this the 21st century ? Rather pay 30 pound for Good quality than £5 from Tesco that are rubbish quality and lasts 1 day! Each to there own.

Shouldn't your duty to safeguard your daughter's development outweigh your inclination to use her as a fashion accessory ?

cybervic

I have a pair of UGG and they are size US9/UK7.5 on the box. Should I order Size 7 or 8?

blah11

My daughter has very small and narrow feet so we had to go to an independant store to get her first shoes.. £62 later..!

Anyway, her baby is 8 months old, not walking so why does it matter? I didn't get cruisers until she was 14 months old and she didnt take her first unaided steps until 17 months old! You'll be fine to get them for her, take no notice Aslong as you dont make her wear them 24/7 (only outside to keep her warm) it wont affect her feet or anything. Just don't be too disappointed when they dont fit by christmas lol

mummyofonechild

I would order a 7 as they tend to be quite big in size.

blah11

cybervic wrote: »

I have a pair of UGG and they are size US9/UK7.5 on the box. Should I order Size 7 or 8?

Get a 7, although Uggs are generally a size too big. I am a UK5 and always order the UK4.

abdonz

I agree with getting children's feet measured propaly I have 3 boys and have always gone to clarks, my friend use to buy her little girls boots and trainers at they where cute. She now has a foot support she has to wear all the time as her feet developed in a strange way.. x

DecoSparkle

Blah11, are you actually qualified to state they won't do any harm? If not that's a rather dangerous assertion. Princesswoo is right that the advice is to put NO shoes on babies until they are actually walking as ill-fitting ones can cause their feet to be misshapen before they've had chance to form properly. Hence why Clarks won't sell you cruiser shoes until your baby is cruising. To avoid damage that lasts a lifetime, stick with warm socks until they really need shoes-and even then avoid uggs as podiatrists have declared them very unsupportive to developing feet. I know my child would look adorable in them but I will resist to avoid blighting him with knee and back problems later in life.

UKHCGirl

so have we established whether they are fake or real yet? i dont want to spent £90 on a pair of shoes that arent going to last.