@j*oono wrote:I don't think you can say. There is no stock standard size of feet. A shoe shop might give you an idea of the normal range.
And it would depend :
A 3 year old - what.
@cmcoins2000 wrote:
@j*oono wrote:I don't think you can say. There is no stock standard size of feet. A shoe shop might give you an idea of the normal range.
And it would depend :
A 3 year old - what.
good point.
COTD has the cutest little sneakers for girls but the little girl I want to get them for isn't close by, so i can't grab her foot and measure it.
@the*scarlet*pimpernel wrote:
@cmcoins2000 wrote:
@j*oono wrote:I don't think you can say. There is no stock standard size of feet. A shoe shop might give you an idea of the normal range.
And it would depend :
A 3 year old - what.
COTD has the cutest little sneakers for girls but the little girl I want to get them for isn't close by, so i can't grab her foot and measure it.
Perhaps get Mum to trace little tootsie - email it.
But then - that won't work if it is to be a surprise.
Somewhere between an 8 and a 12 would be about right. Its a pretty big range so it depends on whether she's big, small or average. You'd probably be pretty safe getting a 10, but if you want to make sure and dont care if it doesnt fit yet then you could go for an 11.
They are UK sizes, go up one for US sizes and European sizes are totally different again. A 10 is about a 28 in European.
@the*scarlet*pimpernel wrote:
@cmcoins2000 wrote:
@j*oono wrote:I don't think you can say. There is no stock standard size of feet. A shoe shop might give you an idea of the normal range.
And it would depend :
A 3 year old - what.
COTD has the cutest little sneakers for girls but the little girl I want to get them for isn't close by, so i can't grab her foot and measure it.
Twice a year (before the birthday run and before Christmas) I get the height, foot and chest measurement for each of my nieces and nephews - their parents are very obliging 🙂 and it means I've got them handy.
@cezm wrote:
@the*scarlet*pimpernel wrote:
@cmcoins2000 wrote:
@j*oono wrote:I don't think you can say. There is no stock standard size of feet. A shoe shop might give you an idea of the normal range.
And it would depend :
A 3 year old - what.
COTD has the cutest little sneakers for girls but the little girl I want to get them for isn't close by, so i can't grab her foot and measure it.
Twice a year (before the birthday run and before Christmas) I get the height, foot and chest measurement for each of my nieces and nephews - their parents are very obliging 🙂 and it means I've got them handy.
Jeez - are you organised - or what???????
