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Reddit mentions of Mejale Baby Boy Girl Shoes Soft Soled Leather Moccasins Anti-Skid Infant Toddler Prewalker(Brown,18-24 mos/5.9in)
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We found 1 Reddit mentions of Mejale Baby Boy Girl Shoes Soft Soled Leather Moccasins Anti-Skid Infant Toddler Prewalker(Brown,18-24 mos/5.9in). Here are the top ones.
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- Made of genuine soft Leather, slip-on shoes with elastic ankle, great shoes between a sock and a shoe for beginning crawlers and walkers.
- Flexible non-slip suede sole, super comfortable and easy to put on and take off, they can stretch and retract onto the feet.
- The shoes are really well made without any pattern, very streamline, that do not have the fringe curling up everywhere, great to match up the baby's dressing.
- Many parents recommend this leather shoes for learning to crawl, walk or run, as the shoes can protect baby soft tops of their feet from scratching up on the playground surface.
- Please pay attention to choose a right size for your baby according to our size chart. And please clean the shoes with damp cloth, not machine.
Features:
Specs:
| Color | Brown |
| Height | 2.09 Inches |
| Length | 5.91 Inches |
| Size | 18-24 Months Toddler |
| Weight | 0.13 Pounds |
| Width | 2.56 Inches |
I let my kids wear those for the warmer months: https://www.amazon.com/Mejale-Leather-Moccasins-Anti-skid-Prewalker/dp/B014CSCTHC/ref=sr_1_9?ie=UTF8&qid=1536056873&sr=8-9&keywords=toddler+shoes+leather&dpID=51LeN7%252BZDrL&preST=_SY395_QL70_&dpSrc=srch
They are cheap to buy and we actually make them ourselves. My wife even created a model for the summer that lets in more air. We usually have a pair for indoor and outdoor use and sometimes one extra for indoor sports. My 4 year old daughter now even rides her walking bike in these shoes without destroying them by braking hard with her toes (like she would with thicker soled shoes). She now brakes in her leather moccasins like she does barefoot: by taking a few very rapid steps. I just love to watch these biomechanical adaptations that happen when strolling/waling/running barefoot or in very minimalistic shoes compared to thicker rubber soled shoes. Also has anyone noticed the what happens when you make your kids wear regular (high heeled) sneakers? They tend to stumble over their own feet and fall down more often than not. My wife and I use the term "clumsy shoes" when we see some kids running on the playground...
Also if you need to buy more sturdy shoes for fall/winter look for cheap models with thin and bendable rubber soles/ wide shoebox in supermarkets. You can easily remove the insole and have a very minimal shoe for a minimal amount of money. Also for winter shoes try flea markets or buy used children shoes. Winter boots are always a bit more of a compromise between minimalism and cold protection. Shoes marketed as minimal still have a rather small market segment and are hard to find used and are maybe a bit harder to resell. As kids only were them for one season or so its best to buy used/ or cheap in my opinion.