Sandals

[legitsince86]

I was just thinking about this. It's supposed to be 80-90 degrees this week. I was going to check out Stride Rite to see if they have any.

[carli]

What about something like this

DD has some similar that I bought used last year and they work with or without socks but allow for a little bit of air to pass through.

[salemkitty]

We had these last year and I loved them. They are crib shoes, I will probably get the first walkers ones that are similar.


www.amazon.com/Robeez-Sandal-Infant-Toddler-Months/dp/B00403MOUW/ref=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8&qid=1423604063&sr=8-2&keywords=Robeez+sandals

[krose]

Very similar to the other posts, DD had these last summer, and got a new pair for Christmas for this summer.

m.zappos.com/merrell-kids-hydro-junior-toddler-purple-blue

[ajaan113]

My mom just sent DS some sandles. She found some brand new Tevas from the thirft store. That is what DS will be wearing.

[fiveohfive]

DD wears Keens which look similar to the ones above and are a pretty well known hiking company. I usually wait until they are 40% off or BOGO though as they aren't cheap

m.keenfootwear.com/products/shoes/children

[redfraggle]

I've gotten some from Target and Shopko.

It's February; it's already 80 degrees in TX? It's -15 F here, though that may have been the windchill.

[mommabakes]

I just bought DD these, and think they will work well. She has tiny ankles and narrow fey, so I'm hoping the ankle straps adjust enough.

www.carters.com/carters-girl-shoes-carters-and-okbg/VM_OKS15702B.html?dwvar_VM__OKS15702B_color=Color&cgid=carters-girl-shoes-carters-and-okbg&dwvar_VM__OKS15702B_size=7#prefn1=filterNavLevel2&start=28&prefn2=size&prefv2=7&sz=24&prefv1=Sandals&navID=header&cgid=carters-girl-shoes-carters-and-okbg

[redfraggle]

Feb 12, 2015 15:54:34 GMT -5 jnetx said:

Feb 12, 2015 14:32:40 GMT -5 redfraggle said:

I've gotten some from Target and Shopko.

It's February; it's already 80 degrees in TX? It's -15 F here, though that may have been the windchill.

It's been a mild winter for us. This time last year, we had three ice storms (nothing like what is happening up north, but enough to cause havoc and close schools). Right now, we are having three or four days in the 60s and 70s and then a few days of 50s. You have to go outside each morning before you get dressed to know what to wear. And we need the AC in the afternoon/evening but then it cools down over night and we have to turn the heat on when we get up. It's kind of crazy.

That is more what I imagined TX weather to be like. (I've only been there in the summer.) That would drive me nuts having to turn the AC on and off all the time.