Original Classic Clog by Crocs |
The little girl that I take care of loves them.
I love them for her.
There is nothing faster that she can put on her feet
when we are heading out the door. She has bright
pink ones and they look great on her.
Crocs definitely have their advantages. Originally created in 2002 for the intention of boating they now seem to be everywhere. They are non slip, easy to put on and great for the beach or pool. They offer better support and protection over being barefoot or wearing flip-flops. The holes in them allow for air to circulate freely leaving your toes and feet sweat free and the antimicrobial properties help to prevent foot infections.
Crocs or croc style shoes however are not good for running, jumping, climbing etc etc They don't have ankle support and with their loose fitting they easily fall off....sneakers are a much better option if your child will be partaking in physical activities.
Another problem we find with the Croc shoes is that they don't make them in single sizes. The little girl I take care of has to wear the 'knock off' version. We have tried year after year to get them to fit and they are either too big or too small.
Last week I tried again to see if maybe now that she was a year older she could fit into them, alas, it wasn't to be. We have however discovered a whole new shoe that actually fits better and in my opinion looks 10 times better.......allow me to introduce.......
The Jefferson by Native |
They come in a whole array of colours and SIZES!!!!
We got ours at Nordstom. And yes they make them
for the whole family. And they are fabulous!
I'm going to order a pair for myself.
What's your favourite summer shoe for children? Do you keep to sneakers or do you favour one of the following?
Keen's
Croc's
Tom's
Native
Stride rite
Whatever they are selling at Target or some other superstore, they are just going to get wrecked anyway
Whatever you are wearing I hope you and your children are blister free and enjoying the air between your toes this summer.
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