I review children’s shoes based on my vast experience of having fitted children’s shoes for the last 10 years. I currently work for a specialized children’s shoe store that focuses on helping children with “complex” foot shapes such as narrow feet, as well as foot and leg problems.
Take a look at the description that describes how each particular shoe style fits (short, long) to increase the chances that you order the correct shoe size.
Find Out Your Child’s Exact Foot Length and Width
If you are unsure of what your child’s foot length and shape is take a look at an article I created where I describe how to figure out your child’s foot size from home:
How to Measure Your Kids’ Foot – 2 Simple Steps to Determine Foot Length and Foot Width
The Best Dress Shoes for Kids with Narrow Feet
Boys
- Fits narrow and medium feet
- 100% leather made
- Sensory pods to feel the ground beneath for better traction and grip
- Seamless construction that cradles the foot’s natural shape
- Order this shoe a whole size larger than your child’s current foot size
- Fits narrow and medium feet
- Double velcro straps
- Padded collar for comfort
- Memory Foam foot bed for all-day comfort and support
- Order this shoe a half size larger than your child’s current foot size
- Fits narrow and medium feet
- 100% patent leather
- Memory foam footbed molds to the foot for all-day comfort and support
- Non-marking rubber outsole with grip and traction
- Order this shoe a half size larger than your child’s current foot size
- Available in narrow widths (N)
- 100% leather
- Padded collar for comfort
- Order this shoe a half size larger than your child’s current foot size
- Fits narrow and medium feet
- 100% leather
- Padded collar for comfort
- Memory Foam foot bed for all-day comfort and support
- Order this shoe a half size larger than your child’s current foot size
- Available in narrow widths (N)
- 100% leather
- Durable
- Non-marking rubber outsole with grip and traction
- Order this shoe a half size larger than your child’s current foot size
Girls
- Fits narrow and medium feet
- 100% leather made
- Sensory pods to feel the ground beneath for better traction and grip
- Seamless construction that cradles the foot’s natural shape
- Order this shoe a whole size larger than your child’s current foot size
- Fits narrow and medium feet
- Leather upper
- Supportive outsole with firm heel counter
- Order this shoe a half size larger than your child’s current foot size
- Available in narrow widths
- 100% leather
- Cushioned insole
- Order this shoe a half size larger than your child’s current foot size
- Fits narrow and medium feet
- 100% leather
- Padded insole
- Order this shoe a half size larger than your child’s current foot size
- Fits narrow and medium feet
- Genuine leather
- Padded insole
- Order this shoe a half size larger than your child’s current foot size
- Fits narrow and medium feet
- 100% leather
- Padded insole
- Order this shoe a half size larger than your child’s current foot size
- Fits narrow and medium feet
- Leather upper
- Supportive outsole with firm heel counter
- Order this shoe a half size larger than your child’s current foot size
Parents need to understand that not all children can wear all type of shoes, since they are limited to their particular foot shape —narrow, medium, wide, extra wide— and instep height also plays a key role. The dress shoes described in this article are all capable of accommodating the shape of a child with narrow feet. You can also check in the shoe description whether the shoe is capable of accommodating high insteps.
If you need any other type of shoes such as everyday sneakers, summer sandals, winter boots, or sport shoes, you can find them all in a tool I created which lets you filter by the type of shoes you need. This tool is extremely effective since it will show you shoes in different widths such as narrow, medium, wide, and extra wide. I also tell you exactly how each shoe style fits (short, long, narrow, or wide) and will let you filter by the instep of your child’s foot. You can even find shoes that will accommodate an orthotic. Go to the link below:
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