How to measure baby's feet size?

Is your baby starting to stand up, or more simply, do you want to buy him slippers? But what size does your adorable baby make? Not easy to determine at this age… It is essential to know the baby's size, because you can damage his feet without wanting to. Indeed, a baby has very soft bones in his feet, and putting on shoes that are too small can deform his feet. Too big, shoes will trip him up… A baby won't tell you if the size is right for him! So measure the small foot well in centimeters by referring to our size guide below which will convert the centimeters of the small foot into a size. (podometer at the bottom of the page)

It's always a puzzle to put our baby on, because we don't know what he's thinking. But at what age can we put shoes on our baby? The first size found in stores is 16 which corresponds to an age of 0 to 3 months, then size 17 at an age of 3 months to 6 months, size 18 from 6 months to 9 months, and on the 19th from around 9 months to a year. The best is to measure the small foot in centimeters and refer to our size guide. Because each baby grows differently, some are chubby and have a strong kick, others have very thin feet. Then some walk at 9 months and wear a size 17 or 18, so it's not easy to find the right baby shoe but you can find them on our site. It is therefore necessary to measure the shoe size of your baby at best. Ideally, if he is starting to stand up or is already walking, he should be stood on firm ground, put a sheet of paper under his feet, and draw a line around the foot. You will then need to measure the two most distant points. Then you will need to refer to our size guide to determine what size it is. If in doubt, send us an email (sav@www.boniclassic.com) with the result of your measurement in cm and the desired models. If your baby is not yet standing, you should take a hard support, such as cardboard and put his foot against it and trace the outline of the feet.