Kids’ First Step Shoes - I Learn 100 Pink

Respects motor skills development

Flexibility: flexible outsole

Helps to develop autonomy

Easy to slip on with the wide opening. Cloud image for left/right feet.

Water repellent

Fabric withstands light rain.

Non-marking sole

Non-marking white soles.

Shoes designed for young children’s feet:

The materials were carefully chosen to maintain maximum flexibility and lightness. This way, children’s feet can grow unrestricted with a barefoot sensation.Shoes that protect your child and let them move freely and naturally while taking their first steps.

Develops independence

The wide openings make them easy for kids to put on and take off. The cloud puzzle on the insole, along with right/left labels on the outsoles, let your child put on their shoes correctly and feel more independent. These shoes are a great way for parents to boost their child’s development.

Which shoe goes on which foot? That’s a great question!

Around the age of 5 or 6, kids begin to learn right from left and understand these concepts in relation to their body. We also wanted to include a little hint on the insoles and outsoles to help kids put their shoes on the correct feet. That’s why there’s a cloud puzzle on the insoles. Two small paws that are greeting each other on the outsoles.

Which shoes should you choose for your child?

From 1 to 2 years (sizes 4.5 to 7): learning to walk.Feet are flat, round, and chubby: our I Learn shoes are extremely flexible to support children’s natural development.From 3 to 6 years (sizes 7.5C to 9.5C): walking, running, and jumping. Feet get stronger and more slender, and the arch begins to form. Our I Move shoes are flexible and support the heel.

Choosing the right shoe size

It’s very easy to check the size: Remove the insole and put it on the ground. Place your child’s foot flat on top with the heel flush with the back of the insole; if their toes fall in the hatched area at the other end, you’ve got the right size! Kids’ feet grow fastest between ages 1 and 3: Check the size guide on our website.

Daily physical activity

Did you know that to stay healthy, your child should get at least 180 minutes of physical activity every day? And at least 60 minutes should be moderate to vigorous from age 3. Regular physical activity from a very young age is beneficial for your child’s physical and mental development. Learning healthy habits early on can help limit health problems later in life.