Robeez Slippers and Booties

November 8, 2007

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Either every­one in the uni­verse now knows about Robeez and this post is old news, or my uni­verse has changed com­pletely in the last four years. I am guess­ing that a com­bi­na­tion of the two is true. But it is also true that not every­one has dis­cov­ered their booties. In my opin­ion the booties are their best prod­uct. I like things that are soft, fuzzy, warm and machine washable.

Robeez are cute and com­fort­able, and they are a great gift. As a gen­eral rule socks fall off and Robeez stay on.

They are hard to find used, so if you find used Robeez you should be very proud of your­self, and if you have to buy them new you should cut your­self some slack. They are worth the price. If you can’t afford Robeez you can prob­a­bly find cheaper knock-offs some place like Target. New Robeez can be bought online, at Nordstrom’s kids shoe depart­ment, at the Vancouver Aquarium (if you hap­pen to be there), and at many inde­pen­dent children’s shops.

You can google soft soled shoes online and find experts who will tell you why it is good to keep your chil­dren in these as long as pos­si­ble. Mostly I agree… except when hang­ing out on unnat­ural tile or cement floors. When I am some­where where stand­ing and walk­ing bare­foot makes my feet and legs tired, I try to give my kids some padding on their feet too.

Also, I have met some folks with wide footed or chubby babes who find that the elas­tic is too tight. So keep that in mind if you have a cheru­bic lit­tle one.

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