UBFEN Slip Resistant Size 3 Girls’ Boots

A proper boot fit is essential for the right support and mobility — especially when buying boots for children. Measure your girl’s foot when she is sitting, and use the measurement from the larger foot to order her next pair of boots. You can also use a tape measure for her calf, and then compare this to what the product description shows.

Not all boots are waterproof, so check product descriptions carefully. If she wears certain dress boots in the rain or snow, she could ruin them. Also know that rain boots may be unlined, and they will not keep little ones’ feet warm and comfortable in colder temperatures or when playing in the snow.

Today, girls’ boots are available in more varieties and colors than ever before; they can look cute and still be appropriate for cold-weather fun.

• Many boots only come in full sizes, and the general rule of thumb is to order the larger size if your child is in between sizes.
• Read product reviews before buying. You can usually find good feedback about how true-to-size the fit of a boot is.
• Be careful about cleaning boots. Materials like suede require special care.
• If she tells you that her feet hurt while she is wearing her boots, listen to her. The boots may be too large, too small, too narrow or too wide.