Just bought son age12 size 13 football boots(adult)!

Mk14:37

Some good links here. Just wanted to add that I was size 12 at age 12 but stopped there - maybe your son will too!

sock-knitter

doverswot wrote: »

I've used http://www.walktall.co.uk/ to furnish my larger than average feet. Not necessarily the cheapest, but they do have a reasonable range of larger size footware, service has always been good.

thankyou so much for this fantastic link, not only large shoes, and trainers, but also clotheing that is trendy for my 15 year old twins, who are 6 foot 5 inch tall

jenhug

http://www.bigtall.co.uk/shop-footwear-c-1_124.html
these go up to a 17.

Violetta_2

Sorry I'm no help & I know everyone is different but can you remember what size their feet were when they were younger my dd is just 5 & is just into size 1, a few people have commented that that's big!!! (those with big gob's maybe lol) si I just wondered if this is what I've got to look forward to when she's a teenager, no doubt towering over me too.

Raggs_2

sock-knitter wrote: »

thankyou so much for this fantastic link, not only large shoes, and trainers, but also clotheing that is trendy for my 15 year old twins, who are 6 foot 5 inch tall

I hope all of you proud parents of impressively sized offspring are encouraging your children to play rugby. We've almost got a full lineup, and twins are always great for locks/props . I used to play with a pair of huge twins as props, we never lost a scrum.

kegg_2

Raggs wrote: »

I hope all of you proud parents of impressively sized offspring are encouraging your children to play rugby. We've almost got a full lineup, and twins are always great for locks/props . I used to play with a pair of huge twins as props, we never lost a scrum.

Tall 13 year olds make great centre mid fielders and football is a much more exciting game:D

*onlyme*

Violetta wrote: »

Sorry I'm no help & I know everyone is different but can you remember what size their feet were when they were younger my dd is just 5 & is just into size 1, a few people have commented that that's big!!! (those with big gob's maybe lol) si I just wondered if this is what I've got to look forward to when she's a teenager, no doubt towering over me too.

Well my DD is nearly 10 and she wears a size 1 to give you an idea

Indie_Kid

Violetta wrote: »

Sorry I'm no help & I know everyone is different but can you remember what size their feet were when they were younger my dd is just 5 & is just into size 1, a few people have commented that that's big!!! (those with big gob's maybe lol) si I just wondered if this is what I've got to look forward to when she's a teenager, no doubt towering over me too.

I was a size 1 around the age of 9 / 10. I am now a size 3-4. Although I do have a pair of size 2 pumps. (no idea if it's just me; but Next sizes are always bigger?)

*Louise*

Violetta wrote: »

Sorry I'm no help & I know everyone is different but can you remember what size their feet were when they were younger my dd is just 5 & is just into size 1, a few people have commented that that's big!!! (those with big gob's maybe lol) si I just wondered if this is what I've got to look forward to when she's a teenager, no doubt towering over me too.

My 5yo is a boy, so maybe not much use to you for info, but he is a size 13 atm.

Don't girls get growth spurts before boys though? So she will likely stop at a certain size soon

yummymummy1987_2

My son has just turned 6 (yr 1) and hes a 1.5. We used to get alot of comments when he was younger but alot of the childen in his year are this size now.