

Ryan has never been a shoe person. His feet are shaped like blocks of wood with chubby little toes centered vertically along one edge, so virtually none of the second-hand shoes I have purchased have fit on his fat feet. Even his velcro sandals leave behind a puffy/dent pattern the likes of which I haven't seen since I wore sandals standing up in my BIL's wedding while 8 months pregnant.

Throughout the winter and spring, he's worn his socks that look like shoes every day. He has one set of 6 colors of
Trumpette 
brand he received as a gift from my aunt and one set of 4 colors of
Baberoo
brand I bought at a consignment shop (unworn). Both are simply fabulous. It's virtually impossible to find baby socks that stay on, but these have worked well for him so far from 2 months-8 months old. He's gotten lots of compliments on them, even from strangers in the grocery store.
But as much as I love these socks, it's time for Ryan to go barefoot for the following reasons:
- It is too hot for socks.
- There's nothing like the feel of cool grass (or soft carpet) on your feet.
- It toughens up your soles. We don't tolerate wussy feet in our house.
- Easy access for sucking on your toes.
- Ryan pulls his socks off while sitting in the car seat.
- He eats them.
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