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Children's shoes are probably the hardest out of the all the different age groups to buy for. The main reason being that children's feet change size so quickly and this means it is very hard to decide what shoe size to buy. Luckily with certain shoe shops such as the "shoe shop" they offer you a feet measuring piece of paper so that you can at least get a better idea. Another bigger problem with children's shoes and buying them on the Internet is that children's usually go through numerous shoes at a shoe shop before they find one they like the feel off. This can be a problem with the Internet because you can try the shoes on before buying and may have to send them back. Apart from this though you can find cheap prices on the Internet for children's shoes and the below web sites should enable you to fidn some of these offers.

• Shoes at LXDirect
  They sell a large range of Kids / Children's trainers and shoes online at cheap prices.
• Shoes at Additions Direct
  They sell boots, smart and casual shoes for children, men and ladies.

• BabyShoes.co.uk
  Order your personalised christening shoes from Kiddijoy - baby shoes for baby feet.
• Daisy Roots
  This site sells a great range of shoes for babies and toddlers.
• Kids Cavern, Liverpool
  Designer clothing and shoes from Kids Cavern in Liverpool's Cavern Walks .
• ShoeShop.org.uk
  Centres of excellence for children's shoe fitting in the United Kingdom and Eire.

Posted on 04 / 09 / 2005

Subject - Clarks Girl's shoes

Whenever i have gone to Clarks to get my young girls new shoes their service has been wonderful. All their stores have fully qualified fitters which gives you confidence that the shoes and your children's feet are being properly looked after. They are a little expensive, but for that extra piece of mind I feel it's worth it.

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Claire Roberts

Posted on 31 / 08 / 2006

Subject - John Lewis store at Brent Cross for children's shoes

I have used the John Lewis store at Brent Cross to buy my childrens shoes even though it is an inconvenient distance from my home. I have tried many other shops but have found that I was being sold shoes with no 'growing room' and that the service was often poor. I have always had pleasant, friendly service and been made aware of any offers that might save me money! Given that, in my naive past, I have taken my three boys shoe shopping every school holiday in case their feet had grown, I feel I have a bit of experience to call on! (oldest now eleven!) I hasten to add that there is no 'hard sell' and I have often been told that my childrens shoes did still fit! Keep it up JL!

*webmaster edit - John Lewis site and reviews can be found in department stores section.

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anna o connell

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Better value than high street

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As we all know children's shoes are not the easiest thing to buy at the best of times. So buying them over the web isnt't always ideal for fitting etc. The one good point is the money you can save.