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Today at 9:25 am
amother Razzmatazz wrote: | Ok and when did your older kids (who didn’t have older sibling simchas) get their first shabbos shoes? |
Then they had uncle and aunts weddings
When there is no simcha there are no shabbos shoes for little ones...
If simcha is in beginning of season you cqn stretch shoes to last two yomtovem seasons only buying one pair.
Simcha before rosh hashana gets shabbos and even if snug will wear for pesach and opposite too.
So a young xhild who looks like always wearing new shabbos shoes may be wearing one's that are a little small from last season just to go to shul (and then spending rest of the day in park in crocs)
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amother
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Today at 9:27 am
mommy3b2c wrote: | 31 for a 4 year old is abnormally large . I wear a size 35… |
Are you very petite??
Yes thats big for a four year old but my 9 year olds have always worn at least 3 sizes bigger than you
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amother
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Today at 9:31 am
Wow that's huge. My almost 4yo wears size 25 or 26 & he's an average to tall-ish height.
The shoe linked in the op should last from September to May with daily wear & high top velcro shoes can be sized generously so they don't outgrow. My kids get 1 such pair for winter & then sneakers for summer.
At that age any solid black shoe can pass for shabbos in winter.
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amother
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Today at 9:37 am
amother Turquoise wrote: | Wow that's huge. My almost 4yo wears size 25 or 26 & he's an average to tall-ish height.
The shoe linked in the op should last from September to May with daily wear & high top velcro shoes can be sized generously so they don't outgrow. My kids get 1 such pair for winter & then sneakers for summer.
At that age any solid black shoe can pass for shabbos in winter. |
and he was a preemie too! he’s tall but not a giant.
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amother
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Today at 9:37 am
amother Tangerine wrote: | Are you very petite??
Yes thats big for a four year old but my 9 year olds have always worn at least 3 sizes bigger than you |
Boy or girl? Very large for either but especially for girl.
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Today at 9:44 am
Adult 35 is not the same as kids 35.
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Today at 9:57 am
mommy3b2c wrote: | 31 for a 4 year old is abnormally large . I wear a size 35… |
Yes, and I'm a 36.5... My 8 year old is only just in a 30 now.
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amother
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Today at 9:58 am
It is.
I'm a 36 in kids & adults. Same thing.
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Today at 2:49 pm
amother Jasmine wrote: | I am sitting here in Eretz Yisroel with a War going on. We had close to 300 real rockets shot into Our beautiful country today from Lebanon. They reached the Center of our country. Bnei Brak. Petach Tikva, Pardes Chana, Rosh Ha'ayin Train station which is a nice size. I know what you are going through is also very important to you but please, Hold your little boy. Let him run around and play. Those shoes were adorable for a 4 year old. (If he was 7 I could hear you ask. If you live in a place like Belz or Visznitz also). I know you will all say this has nothing to do with that but to me it does. Let your little one be dressed like a 4 year old. He is gonna get dirty. let him be little and be happy. |
I also live in Eretz Yisrael.
I say enjoy dressing your kids and spending time deciding on different options. I just ordered gorgeous new winter coats for my girls. I absolutely spent time looking through the options.
Let's enjoy life!
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Today at 3:49 pm
Op is your son uncomfortable in step Ins because he has a high in step or a thicker foot?
I got my kids these for years and they’re perfect for kids who don’t have very skinny feet. They’re super comfy and under $20 , and in my opinion very shabbosdig.
https://www.amazon.com/LONSOEN.....psc=1
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