SKEANIE Leather Shoes for Children

Review - SKEANIE Riding Boots

Author: Chloe - Sorry About The Mess   Date Posted: 13 January 2019  

Arlo loves new shoes. Seriously, these boots saved me from the usual post-afternoon nap meltdown over my refusal to grant the insessent demands for chocolate. “No Arlo, there’s no chocolate. But I do have a special present for you… New shoes!” “There!” he beamed excitedly as he spotted the newly arrived boots sitting in their box on the table, all red and shiny. Then he spent all afternoon proudly wearing them in the garden. These boots are great. A wonderful bright red, made with good quality soft leather. They have tug labels at the front and back of the boots, which eases the task of getting them on wriggly feet. If you haven’t heard of Skeanie before, the brand was founded by a mum, a...

BUY NOW and PAY LATER with Afterpay

Author: SKEANIE Shoes for Kids   Date Posted: 24 October 2018  

You can now buy SKEANIE Shoes for Kids and uh-oh! baby sleeping bags with Afterpay. Pay in 4 Easy Payments with Afterpay How does afterpay work? SKEANIE & uh-oh! and afterpay have teamed up to provide interest-free installment payments with no additional fees. Afterpay offers Australian customers the ability to pay in four equal payments over 60 days. All you need is a debit or credit card for instant approval. Minimum order value of $50 and maximum order value of $1,000 Flexible Payment Options The credit or debit card you provide will be automatically charged on the due dates of your invoic...

Podiatrist Q/A: Footwear Advice for Toddlers

Author: Dr Samuel Ong (B. Pod. Med.)   Date Posted: 30 July 2018  

How can baby shoes or toddler shoes affect the development of a toddler’s feet? Footwear can play a big part in affecting the development of a toddler’s feet. When a baby is born, their feet are made up of mainly cartilage and fat. As they grow, the cartilage will start ossifying to become bones. Poor fit and shape of baby shoes can cause malalignment of joints, restrict normal growth of the feet, and limit natural movement of foot joints. What features should you look for in toddler shoes? Once your toddler starts walking, shoes are only required to protect their feet against sharp objects, dirt and slippery surfaces while outdoor...

Children's Foot Health - What you need to know.

Author: Natasha Barber   Date Posted: 10 May 2018  

Foot Development At birth the bones in the foot are mostly cartilage, the last bone doesn’t begin to form until children are about 3 years old. By 18 years of age, most of the bones are fully formed. Children’s feet are soft and pliable making them prone to damage from abnormal pressure, such as shoes which are too small or ill-fitting. Walking Children usually begin to walk any time between 10 and 24 months of age. Each child is unique and will move through the developmental states at their own pace. Each child follows a developmental sequence from lying to sitting, crawling, standing, cruising, walking to runn...

Children's Shoes

Here are some tips that will help you be certain that your children's shoes fit properly, and remove some of the nightmare elements of shopping for kids' shoes. When to Buy New Shoes for Your Child Unless your child complains that they are uncomfortable, you may not know when it's time for a new pair of shoes. It's a good idea to periodically check your children's shoes to make sure what they're wearing is still working for them. Look for particularly worn areas, or stressed seams. If the sides are bulging or wearing out more quickly than the rest of the shoe, then they may not be wide enough. Toes that bend upwards are also a sign of shoes that don't fit properly, and worn out...

What are the Best Shoes for Children?

Myths and false information abound about children’s shoes, and the footwear industry and even some pediatricians are not much help. The good news is once you understand what makes children’s feet unique, finding the right shoes—often inexpensively—for kids is easy. At birth, the newborn’s foot is soft and flexible, and is loaded with fat. That fat cushions and protects our feet, but when we start to walk, the fat begins to disintegrate. In the coming decades, due to everyday walking—not to mention, perhaps tight fitting shoes—that fat will wear away allowing our foot bones and their rough edges to dig into our skin, often causing corns, callouses, blisters and other painful ...

SKEANIE Shoe Sizing Chart

How to measure your child’s foot. Ensure your child’s foot is relaxed before measuring. Measure towards the end of the day to ensure foot is at it’s largest. Place your child’s foot on a piece of paper Draw a line at the heel and at the big toe - measure the foot length in mm. DO NOT add to your child’s foot length as...