Plush Snow Booties Slip-on Soft Sole Shoes

Description

To make sure you get the right booties, here are things to check/decide:

1. Weather / Use

   • If baby will be in real snow or wet conditions, aim for something waterproof or at least water‑resistant and with a sturdier sole.

   • For indoor or light snow, soft/fleece‑lined is fine.

2. Sole & Anti‑Skid Grip

   • Rubber or rubber‑strip bottom works better than smooth fabric.

   • Look for textured or patterned bottoms.

3. Closure / Fit

   • Slip‑on is good, but sometimes straps or Velcro help keep them on (babies kick shoes off easily).

   • Elastic around the ankle or a hook‑and‑loop strap helps.

4. Sizing

   • Remember to leave some extra room for socks or thicker material.

   • Soft soles give more flexibility, but fit still matters for safety.

5. Bow Style & Practicality

   • Big bows are adorable but may snag or get dirty.

   • Check if the bow is sewn on well or detachable.

6. Warmth vs Breathability

   • Fleece or fur linings are warm; cotton/fabric options breathe better but are less warm.

   • For infants, overheating is also a concern, so balance is good.