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Getting your childs shoe size right can be tricky.
Little feet are constantly growing and developing so it's important to get it right.
Our online measuring guide will provide a starting point, especially if looking for first shoes or pre-walkers and offer guidance in relation to finding the correct shoe size.
The most accurate way of checking if current shoes still fit is to take out the insoles of the current shoes and place the foot flat on it, lined up at the heel, while standing. If the toes are filling the insoles completely it is time for the next size. If the toes are coming over the top of the insoles in most cases it is possible to go up two sizes.
Ideally, there should be thumb width space at the top for the biggest toe to ensure adequate growing room.
We've a handy A4 printable size guide for you to ensure you measure your childs shoe size correctly. Simply download below and print.
Here's a handy shoe size comparison table too:
Lelli Kelly was born in 1992, launching into the Italian market its iconic Doll Slipper, which is back again this Winter with an original restyling. Vintage aesthetics celebrate the model that started it all and give a nod to one of the key fashion trends of the moment, the return to the much-loved 90s.
“Bella” is a cool, fun item but, at the same time, warm and comfortable, designed for cheery family winter evenings at home. Not to mention perfect for organising the trendiest pyjama party of this Winter.
Get in touch with us to pre-order your cosy "Bella" slippers.
The boots are all leather outside and inside, with a zip on the side.
There is no hassle putting these on in the morning.
Wings are detachable for the classic look and the fluffy diamond laces can be exchanged for a velvety version which comes with the boots.
Which pair will you get?
Looking forward to seeing you in the shop soon.
Welcome to a world of quality materials, beautiful designs and great comfort!
Bisgaard’s roots have a solid ground in the Danish design and fashion industry, which is reflected in their styles. They strive to make every day more exciting for children, so that they don’t feel like they are walking in someone else’s footsteps.
Their shoes are made from real leather to ensure soft, flexible and breathable shoes, that surrounds the foot lines and provides the very best support and conditions for the child’s movement.
Bisgaard was established in 2005 and is today one of Europe’s fastest growing brands within the children’s shoe market. As an established international enterprise, with a team of highly professional and energetic employees, Bisgaard designs, produces and sells high quality shoes through more than 700 retailers both online/offline in 16 countries. Quality and design have the highest priority in our daily work.
View our style gallery for inspiration or our shop for sales items.
They have a simple philosophy at Bisgaard: “Good fit, quality materials and innovative design.”
The first steps come naturally, as soon as the feet can carry the body-weight and the baby gains confidence and balance. Most babies start walking on their own around 10 to 18 months old.
A baby starts pulling him- or herself up from 9 months on. Between 9 to 12 months they are standing on their own and taking the first steps while holding on to what is around them. On average babies can walk by themselves around the 14th to 15th month.
Do not try to overstimulate this process. Every baby develops in their own time, so do not worry if your baby is a few months early or late with walking.
Fun Fact
The first words and first steps are the most special moments for many parents.
During the first months of a baby’s development every body part needs specific care and attention, as do the feet.
At birth, baby feet are fragile. The feet are mainly made up of cartilage and are therefore still tender and very flexible. The bone structure is only really formed in the first year.
The nerve and muscle structure have also not fully developed. During the first year the muscles become firmer, to eventually be strong enough to support the bodyweight.
A little layer of baby-fat protects the baby feet. This gives them that adorable roundness and flatness. When growing older, the arch of the foot develops more and makes the flatfooted-ness disappear.
Feet only begin to function well around the first year. That is the reason why babies usually begin walking around that time.
In the first months it is enough to protect feet against the cold with little slippers or socks.