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After actually seeing and feeling them, I would seriously consider paying full price for them.  They’re not even in the same neighborhood as Robeez.  It’s hard to explain the quality, but I think you can see it quite a bit in the photos.  If they had my size, I’d totally wear ’em!

My son was about 14 months old when I bought these, but I chose a size 6-12 months using their printable sizing chart.  This is supposed to be equivalent to a 4-4.5 US.  I was actually worried that they might be a bit big, especially after reading that a 12 month size usually fits up to around 14 months (my son is quite small for his age.) Above, left is the Pediped compared to a size 3 “crib” style shoe.  Right is a size 4 sneaker, the 6-12 month pediped, the size 3 crib shoe, and a size 4 sandal.  Keep in mind of course that there’s no bulky rubber sole on the pediped originals.

I’ve eyeballed these shoes since long before a little boy was so much as a thought in my mind.  I just love “little man” clothes!  Squee! 

To compare size: on the left (left to right) is the size 5 pediped flex, 12-18 month pediped originals, size 4 sandals, size 4 sneaker, size 3 crib shoe and size 6-12 month pediped originals.  On the right (top to bottom): pediped originals 6-12 month, size 3 crib shoe, size 4 sneaker, size 4 sandal, size 12-18 month pediped originals and size 5 pediped flex.

So do they “flex?”  Why, yes.  Yes, they do.

I definitely recommend watching the sale categories on both pediped and kinderbliss.   I’m still stoked that I got 3 pair for about the cost of one!

I was not compensated in any way for this review, and all opinions are my own.  I purchased all items myself, and no links are affiliate links.  If you are making a purchase and would like to support this blog, please see the affiliate links at the bottom of my shop page.  I do have a pediped affiliate link, but I only found out about their program after I discovered how awesome these shoes are!

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