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| Community Rank: Trekker ![]() Join Date: Dec 2001 Location: Northern NY State
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| shoe dilemma! DD (almost 3) will be wearing her Sleeping Beauty dress for MNSSHP. My first instinct is to throw her red Mickey crocs on her, but she'll undoubtedly want the blister-ridden plastic princess shoes. Is there a pair of shoes that would be pretty AND comfortable? Any ideas?
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| Community Rank: Passenger ![]() Join Date: Jun 2009 Location: Nunavut
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| Mmmm what about a Ballet Flat, something like this - I know it wouldn' t "match" but there should be something relevant out there that would appease your wee one and keep her feet blister free. Payless ShoeSource - Girls - Zoe&zac - Zoe&zac Snapdragon Ballet |
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| Community Rank: Scout ![]() Join Date: Sep 2004 Location: Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
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| My three younger girls wore their pricess dresses the last time we went to the Princess Breakfast and the oldest and youngest's dresses were long so they just happily wore sneakers since you really couldn't see them anyway but the middle one had a shorter cinderella dress and refused to wear sneaakers so I got her inexpensive ballet flats and spray painted them silver. They looked great and she was comfortable in them all day. You could probably even get the glittery paint. Your DD will probably love them - mine did!!!
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| My DD was a princess for Halloween. She wore ballet slippers for her shoes. However, we bought her the soft padded ones (the ones that look like bedroom slippers.) They have them at Walmart in the Girls dance section. They cost about $5-6 a pair. They worked great. They were super cute, matched her outfit, and didn't give her blisters!
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| I have the same issue for the MNSSHP! Only, my daughter will be turning one while we're there and she won't walk much. I think I'm going to get her a pair of silver tennis shoes now so she can break them in a bit. They do cost a bit more, but she'll love wearing them more than just that one time. Something like this... http://www.zappos.com/images/z/9/5/1...p-DETAILED.jpg
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| That was going to be my suggestion as well. DD would live in them if I'd let her. I got her some of the princess skimmers at the Disney Outlet this year though, so she's wearing them instead. |
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That is what we did as soon as they grew out of Robeez. We use them for Christmas too. Good luck!If you don't see her being comfortable in those you can always find some sparkly or Princess themed Jibbitz for her Crocs. | |
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| How about these Crocs PRINCESSES GIRLS Cinderella Lavender at Shoe Station, The South's Largest Shoe Stores or these Crocs™ ©Disney Sleeping Beauty Girls' Mary Jane | Crocs, Inc. or these Crocs™ ©Disney Sleeping Beauty Girls' Mary Jane | Crocs, Inc. or lastly these Crocs™ ©Disney Snow White Mary Jane | Crocs, Inc. Good luck |
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