Do your children wear shoes most of the time?
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My little one does wear his shoes most of the day.  He takes them off at nap at daycare.  When he gets home he keeps them on for a while and then he may take them off or have me take them off of him.  I let him wear them when he wants to keep them on, except at bed!
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Try Wal-Mart.  They carry a lot of Bratz products.  Last year they had Bratz flip flops.
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The Shoe Fairy \nThe inspiration for the Shoe Fairy came from a little boy who wore these shoes to school one day in the snow. He didn't want to go outside for the first recess. After finding that his family would not be able to buy him new shoes till spring/summer, my daughter and I decided to buy him a new pair of shoes. \n\nA few mornings later we decided to take them to school and give them to him. My daughter did not want him to know that they were from us. So Kylee, who had just recently lost a tooth, and had a visit from the Tooth Fairy, came up with the idea of telling him that the shoes were from the "Shoe Fairy". \n\nWe took the shoes to her class and told this boy that the "Shoe Fairy" had come to our house to give her little brother a pair of shoes but they were too big for him. We knew that he needed a new pair of shoes and told him that if they fit he could have them. \n\nWhen he tried them on, he looked at me with the biggest grin on his face and said, “They fit, can I really have them?” The look on his face touched me so much it made my heart smile. I told him that of course, he could have them. I then asked him if I could have his old shoes? He asked what I was going to do with them? I told him that I would give them to the "Shoe Fairy" and she would make a new pair of shoes out of them for another little boy who may need shoes. \n\nThat was the day that I knew that I had to take this feeling I had in my heart and do something good with it. \n\nMy goal is to make sure that no matter what the circumstance, kids in Elementary Schools have good shoes. \n\nI buy gift cards from Payless Shoes in the amount of $15. These gift cards will be given to children that are in need of shoes. I have met with many Elementary Schools in Utah, and let the teachers know that if they notice a child that needs new shoes, to contact me. I will then give the teacher a $15 gift card to Payless Shoes. The teacher will give the child the gift card and the child, with their parents, can go and pick out a new pair of shoes for themselves. \n\nI started this program in February 2002. The Shoe Fairy is a non-profit organization and is registered with the IRS. 100% of the donations go directly to the shoe cards. \n\nThank you so much for all the donations. Please know that they are keeping children in warm shoes this year and for many years to come. \n\nThe Shoe Fairy is a non-profit organization 501 c-3 76-0797007. \n\nGod Bless You \nWendy and Kylee Olsen \n\n\nDonations can be sent to: \nThe Shoe Fairy \nP.O. Box 1451 \nOrem, UT 84059
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Play on your hands or wear shoes.
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Not at all...I think it's just been updated a bit :) ~ my dad taught me that rule about walking on the outside; I do that for my daughter :)
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When it's warm I live in several different pairs of flip flops. Now that it's getting colder I have been living in my Merrells or Uggh slippers, yes I wear them in public. They kinda look like shoes (I hope.) I like to be comfortable.
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Yes!! Actually I have a better grip of the pedals barefoot than with shoes on.
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No without losing important useful parts of them.\n\nI understand your question... I am 11 AAAA (or SS) and I have serious problems to find a comfortable pair of shoes... I never choose the one that I like, but the one that fits me the best.
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I have a shoes off rule in my house.  Nobody is allowed inside until their shoes are off.  When guests come over most will see me in my socks and all the shoes at the door and just automatically take off their shoes.  I have a lot of friends who visit frequently and they all know about the rule so they always remember to kick off their shoes on their way in.  For first time visitors I try to be outside when they arrive so that way I can invite them in and take off my shoes in front of them.  Usually people will ask "Do you want me to take off my shoes."  To which I reply that would be great we never wear shoes in the house.  I have actually had some people become shoes off homes themselves after visting me and seeing how clean it really keeps the house.  I love just walking around in my socks.
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There are two different types of sizes when it comes to shoes. There are children's which come in sizes 2-13, and there are adults which come in sizes 1-14. If you look at it like this then a child's 9-13 would be smaller than a child's 1-4.
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Their underwear.  Thats usually it but my friend said that sometimes some kids go nude but not usually.
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you should be more specific but if you want to teach a child how to tie shoes or when to teach them try this http://www.ehow.com/how_5906_teach-child-tie.html
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I hate wearing socks,but I will wear them with running shoes.They make me really hot.My 5 year old daughter takes her shoes off when we go to someones house and she takes her socks off to ,without a thought.It's kinda funny now,but I have to get her out of that habit .
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Gift certificates.  OR do something creative for each kid, point out what they did the best, or if they are old enough make it something funny--most untied shoes, stuff they can laugh about.
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Here is my advice on that one. \n\nOne- Do not wear the same shoes everyday. This gives them a chance to dry out and all the baceria to die.\n\nTwo- Clean your feet well in between the toes with soap and water everyday, and make sure they are totally dry...even if your in a hurry.\n\nThree- The Gold Bond powder works good, as mentioned already.\n\nFour- Only wear cotton socks, they breathe better.\n\nFive- My son uses spray deoderant on his feet before he puts on socks....He swears by it...
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Thats a good question.Are you going to buy him a pair of shoes?
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Depends on the playing level. When my son was 10 and 11, he wore the same cleats for soccer and football. Now he's a little older, stronger, faster and needs the extra support and protection offered by football cleats. Soccer cleats don't protect or support the ankles.