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Water-friendly Summer Sandals
Our most advanced trainer yet
The Street Styled Trainer
Stretch knit comfort for cruisers
Newborn + Pre-Walkers
Crusing + Learning to Walk
First Steps
Toddlers
Preschoolers + Kids
Well, if you are signing up with us, congratulations. It is nice to have another person on board that believes we humans can do better for our children. Like you, we at Bobux actually care about doing the best we can for kids and we will always strive to learn more, know more, and put in to practice the latest in foot health and developmental science. By signing up we will do our best to keep you informed on the whats what of foot science, while also inspiring you with beautiful imagery and kids fashion ideas. You will be the first to know about sale activity and new season releases too. Welcome!
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Getting the correct fit is THE most important thing you can do when buying shoes for children.
You can refer to the size conversion chart below.
As you can see the Xplorer, Step Up and I-Walk ranges include size 22. This is because of the different developmental stages children can be at when wearing this size - some are walking confidently, others are still finding their feet!
View the different Developmental Stages to figure out which range is best for your child.
insights and tips on doing the best thing for little feet
Leading Footwear Expert
“Correct fitting is of primary importance. Only on this foundation can good shoe choices be made.It is also vital to note that a child's foot is not the same as an adult's foot; footwear should be designed to follow and complement the development of the foot.
Babies and toddlers experience frequent growth spurts, so it is imperative to check their shoe sizes regularly, (as often as every two weeks). It is crucial that children wear the correct shoe size to ensure little feet can develop unrestricted.”
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