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UK children’s shoe size table

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From your baby’s first booties to junior shoes, choosing the perfect pair of shoes for your little one is always a challenge.

It can get especially tricky if you are a new parent and the last time you have been in children’s shoes aisle was when you were a child yourself.

If you are confused, have a look at the rough guide to UK children’s shoe sizes:

 

Age

UK shoe size

Sole length in cm

Baby

0

9.0

1

9.3

1.5

9.7

2

10.2

2.5

10.6

3

11

3.5

11.4

4

11.9

Toddler

4.5

12.3

5

12.7

5.5

13.1

6

13.5

6.5

14

7

14.4

7.5

14.8

8

15.2

Child

(3-10 years)

8.5

15.7

9

16.1

9.5

16.5

10

16.9

10.5

17.4

11

17.8

11.5

18.2

12.5

19.2

13

20.4

Junior (10-14 years)

1

21

2

21.5

3

22

4

22.5

5

23

6

23.5

 

Did you know?

Babies don’t really need shoes until they take their first steps outside. The newest guidelines stress the importance of letting babies walk barefoot as often as you can. This will help those tiny feet develop freely as well as gain strength and balance. Tempted as you may be to buy adorable baby booties, anti-slip socks are a better solution indoors.

When choosing first walking shoes for the outdoors, try to find a pair with elastic soles, made of soft, breathable material.

Remember that getting the right fit is important for everyone but it is vital in case of developing feet. Wrong sized shoes can actually harm your baby by causing long-term damage to their bones and joints.

What aspects matter to you when you are shopping for shoes for your children?

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Top Discussions

~ hennas 2023-01-19 10:34:23

i though highland in scotland may have made the list tbh

~ pcp 2021-07-23 05:33:13

Technically Scotland doesn't count because they abolished the use of counties, hence why Inverness shire is not on the list.

~ dcd 2021-07-04 17:15:54

What happened to Invernessshire? at 10,907 km2 it is the biggest. Argyllshire would be up there too. 8,055 km2. This seems...