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Robeez have always been my go-to baby shoe. They are good quality and a good fit with room to grow. I never go by the month sizing since it really varies for each child. These cozy booties are nice and soft with the same fit as the standard robeez soft sole shoes. These are adjustable with two snaps options to make them tighter or looser.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 29, 2025
★★★★★ 5
Prefer over socks!
Size: 12-18 Months Toddler, Color: Pink Sherpa
These are a great option for babies and toddlers that won’t keep their socks on! We wear these all the time- my little girl even takes naps in them sometimes. They are soft and washable and I love that they have the grippies on the bottom now that she’s walking. She doesn’t slip in them even when walking like she does in some socks.
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Got two pairs of these for baby showers. Love them so cute beautiful color love roebeez brand
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Not anti slip. Baby can't pull off.
Size: 12-18 Months Infant, Color: Light Pink Sherpa
Made and fits well, baby can't really pull them off. The bottom of the bootie is slick not anti slip so baby was sliding everywhere, while trying to walk on hardwood floor.
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