I love shoe shopping for myself, but Becket shoes are super tempting as well. I thought Puma shoes were the height of cuteness, but when I found these little Nikes for $10 I couldn't resist. Chris likes the idea that they could be "shoe buddies." That's what they'll call them!
The verdict is still out on whether or not Beckett likes them. If he would ever walk he might appreciate them more.
I love his feet in his big grown up shoes swinging in the breeze while he eats lunch.
I guess technically we wouldn't be called shoe buddies, since we don't own the exact same shoes, but I'm pleased nonetheless that Beckett's first pair of Jordan Brand sneakers was bought a good 25 years before mine were.
ReplyDeleteLOVE 'EM! I love grown up things on little tiny people...the toddler kind of tiny people...
ReplyDeletePS I'm so sad that my blog won't let you comment! Isn't that weird that Blogger would let you post but not comment? BOO.
From living out here I see you realize that very cool sports shoes are not about functionality, but they are an important personal statement of coolness. Better not take Beckett on the subway late at night with those things on or you'll get mugged :)
ReplyDeleteNo worries. They came with tiny switch blades.
ReplyDeleteEnjoy Nike's at $10 because it looks like he's going to have big feet like his daddy and once you have had the best, your feet never like the cheap ones from Walmart.
ReplyDeleteI do have to say that they are darn cute though and Beckett deserves the best since he has the best mom and dad. Can't wait to you ! Love , Grandma Ott
I too have discovered what joy little people's shoes can be. I am convinced that EVERYTHING (*with a few exceptions) is much cuter in miniature.
ReplyDeleteAww, that's nice, you're raising a little shoe addict like you! I hope he doesn't mind helping you decide between the houndstooth pumps or the green kitten heel with the side bow in the future.
ReplyDeleteAnd then we're going to wear matching sailor outfits to the mother/son fashion show.
ReplyDeleteten dollars?! good hunting, dawnell!
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