Sizing Guide

The BMCiTYBM Shoe Size Chart

Here are all of the sizes we currently offer, with a suggested age range for each. Remember that every little one's feet grows at different speeds, so we highly recommend you measure those wigglies!

How Baby Shoe Sizing Works

Baby shoe sizes are often grouped by age. For example, you might see shoes for ages "0-6 months" or "6-9 months." While this can be helpful, they are meant to be a starting point in your sizing journey. No two baby's feet are the same (and sometimes your baby's own feet will be slightly different sizes from each other), and there is no universal standard for age-based sizing.

Use age guidelines to pick a size to start with, but the safest choice is to measure your child's foot so that you know exactly what size baby shoes they need.

How to Measure Your Baby's Feet

So, let's get measuring! While you can hold a ruler up to those little feet, it will probably be a challenge to get an exact measurement, especially if they are kicking or curling their toes. Plus, it is important to get a measure of the foot while standing, because the foot will tend to have a different size when under a little weight. 

 

Make sure to measure both feet! It is normal for one foot to be bigger than the other, so you will want to know the size of both feet and shop based on the size of the bigger foot.

Now that you've sized your baby's feet, you're ready to pick their new favorite pair of baby shoes. Keep in mind that brands vary in sizing standards, so look for the exact inches or centimeters when using sizing charts.