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Im 19weeks is it to early to be buying shoes for my baby boy?
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Thank you il just stick to baby botties
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Yeah babies socks and shoes have a really hard time staying on their feet! My friend bought her lil girl really expensive baby shoes and they fell off the first time she wore them and they lost one.
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I made the mistake of buying my son converse and jordans which were like 60-80 bucks each. He maybe wore them one time each and they wouldnt even stay on his feet lol. Now with this baby im sticking with cute socks and saving my money
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Yes. Babies don't need shoes until they can walk.
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1487854 tn?1488496613
Wait until you are absolutely positive that you're having a body if you want to buy gender-specific shoes. I'd wait a couple ultrasounds just to be absolutely positive. Once you really know, buy crib shoes, toddler shoes, man shoes, whatever! But try not to buy too many of the same size because you'll find that they hardly wear them as babies (plus babies shouldn't wear shoes anyway to allow the foot and toes to grow and spread properly), and they grow out of them incredibly fast sometimes.
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11361691 tn?1433948582
no ways! Don't go insane because they will grow out of them so fast but buy whatever you want!
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