Nike Court Borough Low Recraft Toddler Trainers - Black - Size: 1

Yes, the redesigned toe box, midfoot, and supportive preformed sole structure offer the flexibility and support crucial for toddlers, including those taking their first steps.

We recommend measuring your toddler's foot and consulting Nike's official size chart. Toddlers grow rapidly, so regular checks are advised. There should be a small thumb's width of space between their longest toe and the end of the shoe.

While the trainers are built for active play 'whatever the weather,' they are not fully waterproof. They can handle light moisture, but for heavy rain or deep puddles, dedicated waterproof footwear would be more appropriate.

The upper is made from a synthetic leather blend, incorporating recycled materials, and the sole features durable man-made components.

The trainers feature hook-and-loop strap fastenings that allow for easy adjustment and a secure, snug fit, making them simple for parents to put on and take off.

No, machine washing is not recommended as it can damage the materials and structure of the trainers. Please follow the care instructions for hand cleaning with a damp cloth.

Yes, the sole is designed with a pivot point and underfoot grooves, which enhance traction and targeted flexibility, providing good grip for active play.

Ensure the straps are clean and free of debris that might hinder adhesion. Press them down firmly to secure. If the issue persists, the trainers might be too large, or the straps could be worn. Check sizing.

Check the fit immediately. The trainers might be too small, too tight, or socks might be causing friction. Ensure there's a thumb's width of space past the longest toe. Try different socks, or allow for a brief 'break-in' period.

Toddlers are active! Regular cleaning with a damp cloth and mild soap (as per care instructions) will help maintain their appearance. Consider a protective spray designed for synthetic materials, if desired.

While the trainers offer comfort, man-made uppers can sometimes be less breathable than natural materials in very warm conditions. Ensure your child wears appropriate, breathable socks. If concern persists, consider airing out the shoes regularly.

While designed for flexibility, new trainers can sometimes feel a bit stiff initially. A short break-in period during play should help. Also, double-check that the size is correct, as ill-fitting shoes can restrict natural foot movement.