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Author: Admin | 2025-04-28
Cat and Jack (a Target brand), Carters, Merrell, Stride Rite, and Converse. Age RangeUS Shoe SizeFoot Length (CM)Foot Length (Inches)Newborn-11 Months1 9.13.6Newborn-11 Months29.83.9Newborn-11 Months310.74.2Toddler 1-3 Years411.54.5Toddler 1-3 Years512.44.9Toddler 1-3 Years613.35.2Toddler 1-3 Years714.15.6Toddler 1-3 Years814.95.9Toddler 1-3 Years915.86.2Toddler 1-3 Years1016.76.6Little Kid 4-8 Years10.517.16.7Little Kid 4-8 Years1117.46.9Little Kid 4-8 Years11.5187.1Little Kid 4-8 Years1218.37.2Little Kid 4-8 Years12.518.87.4Little Kid 4-8 Years1319.27.6Little Kid 4-8 Years13.519.77.7Little Kid 4-8 Years1207.9Little Kid 4-8 Years1.520.58.1Little Kid 4-8 Years220.98.2Little Kid 4-8 Years2.521.38.4Little Kid 4-8 Years321.88.6Big Kid 8+3.522.18.7Big Kid 8+422.68.9Big Kid 8+4.522.99.0Big Kid 8+523.59.2Big Kid 8+5.523.89.4Baby, Toddler, Little Kid, and Big Kid Most Accurate Shoe Size ChartHow to Easily Calculate Your Toddler’s Shoe Size I see you, mama ?. You’re at the shoe store without your children and want to buy them new shoes. But their shoe sizes change so fast, and you can’t remember what size they are in ?♀️. Here’s an easy calculation that someone once told me: Take their age, multiply it by 2, and add 2 (for boys) and 1 (for girls). For example, for a one-year-old boy, double their age is two, plus two is four. The average one-year-old wears a size 4 shoe. Another example: a three-year-old girl, double her age is six, plus one is seven. The average three-year-old wears a size 7 or 8. This shoe size hack only works until around age 5. It will not work once your child is in “kid-size shoes.” Do One-Year-Olds Need Shoes? Until your baby is walking, he or she does not need shoes. The American Academy of Pediatrics recommends against wearing shoes and encourages newborns to be barefoot as much as possible. Some daycares require shoes for babies who are not yet walking. Check your local daycare policies. Once your baby takes their first steps, they should have proper fitting shoes. What Size Shoes Do 1-Year-Olds Wear?Size 4 is the average, but every baby’s feet will differ. A 12-month-old will have a different shoe size (usually 4) than an 18-month-old (usually 5), but they are both technically “one-year-olds.” That’s why it’s important to measure your child’s feet (see my no printer, no ruler method below). How to Measure 1-Year-Old Shoe Size at Home If you have a piece of paper, pencil, and ruler (or measuring tape) at home, you can measure your child’s foot! Finding the correct size for toddler shoes comes down to a quick measurement:Have your child stand with their foot on the paper. Mark a line at the back of the heel. Mark a line at the tip of their big toe. Measure the distance between the two lines. Compare that measurement with the sizing chart below. Tips for measuring: Socks/No Socks: If you are measuring for sandals, no socks. Any other shoe:
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