My daughter wears toddlers 10.5 size...she is 6 years old & complains most of the time about feet hurting...would appreciate right size for her. Thank
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Our son (age 8, size 3) has orthotics formed by a doctor but they do not fit in sport shoes very well. I ordered Footminders for him. They fit in his shoes and he loves them. I got two opinions the first podiatrist didn't suggest the inserts, the second did.
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The sizes for this item are in years. For example a size 2 is for a 2 year old. For kids is easy. But your girl is 5 feet tall, maybe the size 10 would be te best choise for this specific item. Good luck
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I think 2 is too young but 4 years old should be ok. I had to get my daughter a pair too and she's petite as a 4 years old child but she's 6. She loves it!
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For a 2 year old maybe fits a little loose, especially the bottom. I suggest for children from 3 years of normal size. I have not bought the shoes, so I can not comment about it.
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I know for a fact they fit 6-10 (toddler sizes). But my son only wears a 10 right now so I have no idea about bigger sizes.
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I would get her a size bigger so that she can grow into it. My granddaughter is 8 and I purchased a size 6 for her and her shoe size is 5.
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My daughter is exactly the same size as yours and we got the 4's and they fit her perfect. That was last year, and theyre getting snug, so I would suggest a 5. Good skates :)
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The smallest size is Y09 which would be a toddler size 9. Then up through Y13 and the next size up would be the size 1. My daughter is 8 and wears a size 1.
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I bought the large 2 years ago, for my then 6-year-old. They fit at the smallest adjustment then - but the box I have says it's adjustable from size 2-4, so maybe they have changed their sizing. My daughter is almost 8 now and can still wear them. I'd go with the large. You can always put on an extra pair of socks or put padding in the toes if they are too big.
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I bought a size 1 for my 7-year old daughter. I think for you a size 4 may be best.
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They fit my daughter at age 2.5. They get uncomfortable after a few hours but they should be fine.
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It's kind of tricky, I'll explain; my little girl is shoe size 1, the first pair I bought her, a size 1-3, fitted her the right length, but they were tight and narrow, so I bought her a second pair, a size 3-5, they fitted her the right width, but with the water in the pool they tended to slip off her feet, so it all depends on your kid's feet and stroke. XXS=1-3, XS=3-5.
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My daughter is wearing a size 12 and her feet still fit these--I don't think weve made them bigger yet either. I think we got her a small
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Yes, they are toddler size. Probably a size 8. I got them for my 3 yr old, she's a size 7.
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I would buy the size 12-2. They adjust really easy(just push the button and pull them forward)and will fit for a long time. My daughter was in a 11 or 12 when I got them and she is just now getting in a 2 and they still fit great! My older(almost 10 now) daughter got the 3-6 and she still has room to grow
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My son is 11 years old and wears a size 6.5 and my daughter is 6 and wears a size 2. I can fit their shoes on the PEET Dryer. His shoes are mainly cleats and tennis shoes, but it works for my daughter's Ugg boots as well.
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My daughter is 4, but 5 and 6 year olds wear them when they come to play. It goes right to their heal but they work!