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Crawling babies should still be as close to barefoot as possible, but you might want to consider a soft-soled shoe that also has some over-the-top protection. Being able to freely move your toes is an essential part of learning to crawl, so avoid the temptation to put constrictive shoes on your baby -- no matter how cute they are.

Young babies really don't need shoes at all, except for to keep their feet warm when outside in cooler weather. Booties are the best choice for infants who aren't yet mobile.

Luckily, many baby shoes now come with a removable insole that can be placed on the ground and that your baby can stand on. Similar to those metal devices we used as kids, these insoles have lines which tell you when the shoe is a perfect fit and when it's time to buy new.

Children’s shoes should be professionally checked for correct fit every 4-6 weeks for infants (0-3 years) 6-8 weeks (3-4 years) and 10-12 weeks thereafter. This is not to say your child will need new shoes each time their feet are measured, we will not sell a pair of shoes unless needed, and will be happy to measure and advise accordingly. Ch

In general, most babies will need a new pair of shoes every three to six months. I recommend taking your baby to get remeasured every couple of months -- you just never know when they'll have a big growth spurt. You can also measure your child's feet yourself (in inches) and check their size yourself using a sizing chart. It's important to resist t