Tuesday, September 29, 2009
Giggle Toes Now Accepting Credit Cards
Yes, its true! Giggle Toes can finally accept Visa, Mastercard, American Express, and Discover as payment for your order. Now you can rack up frequent flier miles or rewards points, while baby shoe shopping. Enjoy your soft sole shoes!
Tuesday, September 22, 2009
Fall Sale!
Giggle Toes is proud to announce its fall sale for those who view the blog. Use code "SAVETEN" to save 10% off your Giggle Toes leather baby shoe order. This is a great time to stock on soft sole shoes to match all of your baby's autum outfits! Happy shoe shopping!
Wednesday, September 16, 2009
Giggle Toes Sizing
I get many emails about Giggle Toes sizing from my wonderful customers. Some say the shoes fit their baby 's feetjust right and some say that they run big. It really just depends on the size of your child's foot. My reccomendation is if your baby is under the 50% percentile for height and weight, he or she may need shoes that are a size smaller than their age range indicates.
The best thing to do in order to ensure that you order the correct size, is to measure his or her feet first and click on the "sizing and care" link on the Giggle Toes website. This link will have a chart that will allow you to determine the correct shoe size for your child.
As always, please feel free to email me with your questions or concerns. Returns and exchanges are welcome as well. I hope your baby enjoys wearing Giggle Toes soft sole baby shoes.
The best thing to do in order to ensure that you order the correct size, is to measure his or her feet first and click on the "sizing and care" link on the Giggle Toes website. This link will have a chart that will allow you to determine the correct shoe size for your child.
As always, please feel free to email me with your questions or concerns. Returns and exchanges are welcome as well. I hope your baby enjoys wearing Giggle Toes soft sole baby shoes.
Sunday, August 9, 2009
Why Buy Soft Sole Shoes for Your Baby
Pediatricians and podiatrists say that barefoot is best for baby feet. However, going barefoot is not always practicial, especially when you are headed outdoors. Sometimes little feet need protection from rough surfaces like woodchips at the park, or dirty floors in public places. Shoes also help keep baby feet warm during the winter.
Soft sole shoes most closely mimic barefoot walking, allowing your baby to feel the ground beneath his or her feet. Being able to feel the ground helps your little one to walk more steadily, resulting in less tripping and falling. Podiatrists and pediatricians reccommend soft sole shoes for children under age two, because they don't restrict foot movement and allow for natural growth.
Thick rubber soles, which are found on most baby and toddler shoes, will feel clunky and akward to your baby. Babies who wear thick-soled shoes will have a harder time learning to walk, and will trip and fall more often.
Thin, flexible soles are best for your growing baby and toddler, which is why Giggle Toes uses a soft, suede sole. Give Giggle Toes leather baby shoes a try. We guarentee you'll love them!
Soft sole shoes most closely mimic barefoot walking, allowing your baby to feel the ground beneath his or her feet. Being able to feel the ground helps your little one to walk more steadily, resulting in less tripping and falling. Podiatrists and pediatricians reccommend soft sole shoes for children under age two, because they don't restrict foot movement and allow for natural growth.
Thick rubber soles, which are found on most baby and toddler shoes, will feel clunky and akward to your baby. Babies who wear thick-soled shoes will have a harder time learning to walk, and will trip and fall more often.
Thin, flexible soles are best for your growing baby and toddler, which is why Giggle Toes uses a soft, suede sole. Give Giggle Toes leather baby shoes a try. We guarentee you'll love them!
Tuesday, July 28, 2009
Free Shipping with 3 pairs
Please remember that if you order 3 pairs of our soft sole shoes, you get free shipping! Happy baby shoe shopping!
Friday, July 24, 2009
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