How much do you pay for shoes? I have a co-worker who thinks it's normal to buy her 10-month old grandson Jordans that cost $80. On top of that she said he has about 10-12 pairs of shoes. I told her she's nucking futs for spending that kind of money. She's also the extreme couponer type because she struggles to pay her bills.

I am looking at four pairs of baby shoes right now. Idk how much they cost but Once Upon a Child is a life saver.

Is your co_worker a volunteer reporter?

Stride Rite Oxfords or gtfo!

My wife is guilty of buying a pair of boots for $40 but generally, $10-$15. We have a 2 year old.

I don't think I've ever spent more than $20 on a kids shoes before they turned 10 years old.

If I ever have a kid, it's wearing socks only until it starts walking. Shoes are pointless until then.

20-30 as a toddler.

40-60 the last few years. Add another 50-70 for soccer cleats

Grandma's gonna grandma. Married to one. Logic and common sense went out the window when those twins came along.

30-40 for the ones we actually have to buy. Lots of hand me downs since young kids usually outgrow them before they wear them out.

We just bought our 3 year old 2 pairs of asics. They were 17 dollars each.

Converse. Minnie has almost every color.

Oh I forgot...She is 13 and does not care a thing about labels.

Have a 1.5 yo. Most expensive was $20 and feel that is pretty much the top end price for a good while.

friend's kid has a couple pair of baby crocs. those have to be cheap, right?

Academy has tons of cute stuff for $9.99

So she's a grandmother?

Post a pic

Minnie saw those on my wish list.

My four year-old usually has 4 pairs of shoes. Sneakers, sandals or boots (depending on the season), casual slip-ons, and dress shoes. The tennis shoes are the only brand I specifically seek out (Stride Rite) so in the $50 range. Everything else is almost always bought on sale and for less than $30.

Minnie wants a pair of LED sneakers for Christmas. $18...she is the best kid ever.

toucan82 said:

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So she's a grandmother?

Post a pic

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Well she's only 36.

Math barely checks out.

Free! Just grab some kicks off of other toddlers. They're kids...kids are stupid.

My kids have worn hand me downs so i havent spent a dime.

Junkhead said:

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toucan82 said:

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So she's a grandmother?

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Well she's only 36.

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Alright alright alright

I buy a lot of my 2 year old's shoes at Target. They're usually about $15-20 and I try to get them during a cartwheel promo.

oh and a pair of tiny boots

Typically 2 good pairs of tennis shoes for my 2.5 yr old. You can get buy one get one 1/2 off deals if shopping in advance. She likes these:
https://www.striderite.com/en/baby-jazz-lite-sneaker/23607B.html?dwvar_23607B_color=ST59140#cgid=view-all-saucony&prefn1=littleKidShoeSize&prefv1=6.5&prefn2=refinementColor&prefv2=Grey&start=1

I think I spent a total of $80 and bought the babies each a pair of right then shoes, two pr of grow into shoes and all were Stride Rite on Zulily.

I love Once Upon a Child and I cull through the worn out stuff and take all purchases home and wash it.

Have a 4.5 and 2.5 year old. I'd say we'd normally spend in around $25 for a pair of tennis shoes for them. We also spend around $10 for a set of sandals/crocs for them since they're easy to get on when getting them out of the car.

My daughter also has several pairs of dress shoes that my wife has bought her, all around $15-20.

We also hedge our bets at the end of summer and buy some summery shoes in the size we think they'll be in when the stores clearance them out. The Nike sandals my daughter wore most of the summer were bought at Academy for like $7.

3 page minimum

We have a 19 month old and his shoes have been around $20 for the more recent ones anyway. He grows too fast to really put any wear on them anyway so it's no big deal so long as they look decent.

Tanya would be so proud

752bro4 said:

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Math barely checks out.

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I know of at least two that were grandmothers at 35 and no, there will be no rule 1. Ewww, just ewww....

I have an almost 2 year old, and I've never spent more than $20 on a pair of shoes. Kids grow super fast, and I will not spend that kind of money on something that she will have outgrown in a month or two.

LOOK AT ME. I PROCREATE!