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Jumping Jacks Lazer Sneaker <\/a> <\/td>There are several occasions when you may need to consider buying extra wide shoes for your child: <\/p>\n
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- Your toddler’s feet are naturally wide. This is normal for small children.\n
- Some toddlers don’t have very wide feet, but thick. Toddlers with wide thick feet should try on extra wide sizes. <\/li>\n
- You may also consider extra wide if your child has wide feet and will be wearing orthotics. All inserts will lift the foot up making it fit tighter. Toddler shoes should have some wiggling space. <\/li>\n<\/ul>\n
Shoe width<\/h2>\n
All shoes that you may buy online have width codes. Normal and standard width shoes aren’t typically marked. So if you see a pair of shoes and can’t find the width marking it means that they have a normal width. All other width sizes have a special character on a shoe box:<\/p>\n
Narrow: A2\/A3\/A4, AA\/AAA\/AAAA, S\/SS (Slim), N (Narrow)
\nMedium\/Standard: B, M
\nWide: C, D, E, W
\nExtra wide: E2\/E3\/E4\/E6, EE\/EEE\/EEEE\/EEEEE, XW, WW, 2W<\/p><\/blockquote>\nExtra wide toddler shoes are usually marked with XW or 2W<\/strong> which means Extra wide<\/strong>.<\/p>\n
Best brands<\/h2>\n
Some footwear manufacturers make better kid’s shoes than others. They use higher quality materials, better design and try to make shoes that are suitable for wider group of people. Here we have chosen some of the best brands producing all types of footwear, but especially toddler shoes with extra wide sizes. <\/p>\n
Stride Rite<\/h3>\n
Stride Rite<\/a>
is known to make the best shoes for small children with comfortable soles and good looking design. Stride Rite is one of the best shoe brands for early walkers. <\/p>\n
Use Stride Rite sizing guide<\/a> to measure the feet of your child at home just before ordering the shoes. Kids feet grow approximately 1-1,5 mm each month or about 1\/2 every two month. <\/p>\n
Saucony<\/h3>\n
Saucony<\/a>
Extra wide size Saucony shoes are perfect for large feet, feet with large arches, boxy and any other really wide feet. Many shoes have Velcro that opens up wide and makes it easy to manage for kids who can’t tie their shoes yet. <\/p>\n
Use their sizing guide<\/a> to choose the best fitting pair. Measure your kids feet<\/a> each time before buying new shoes. <\/p>\n
New Balance<\/h3>\n
New Balance<\/a>
Running shoes with arch support are probably the best type of shoe for flat footed kids. <\/p>\n
Jumping Jacks<\/h3>\n
Jumping Jacks <\/a>
XW Jumping Jacks shoes are lightweight with flexible soles and roomy toe box and may run a little big large making them a good fit for the widest feet.<\/p>\n
Use Jumping Jacks foot measuring chart<\/a> and euro size chart<\/a> to find the best fitting pair. As with all kids shoes it is recommended to buy half size larger to accommodate for growing feet. <\/p>\n
Smoky Mountain<\/h3>\n
Smoky Mountain <\/a>
Smoky mountain boot often run large, but it is still recommended to measure your kid’s feet<\/a> before ordering and order true size or a half size larger. <\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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