Miso Mary Ballet - Black - Infant

The Miso Mary Ballet Infants shoes are made from 100% PU (Polyurethane), a synthetic material known for its durability and patent finish.

Yes, the rubber sole provides essential traction and comfort, making them suitable for infants who are crawling, cruising, or taking their first steps. For extensive outdoor walking, however, more structured walking shoes might offer additional support.

It's best to measure your child's foot and compare it to a Miso sizing chart, if available. When trying them on, ensure there's about a thumb's width space between the longest toe and the end of the shoe, with a snug but comfortable fit around the ankle and heel.

While the PU material offers some resistance to moisture, these shoes are not fully waterproof. It's best to avoid prolonged exposure to heavy rain or puddles to maintain their condition and ensure your child's comfort.

Over time, lint and debris can accumulate in the hook and loop fasteners, reducing their effectiveness. Use a stiff brush (like an old toothbrush) or tweezers to carefully remove any fuzz or threads from both the hook and loop sides to restore their grip.

This specific variant of the Miso Mary Ballet Infants shoe is available in Black. Please check the product listings for other available colors or styles within the Miso infants' range.

Ensure the hook and loop strap is securely fastened, but not uncomfortably tight. If the shoe still feels loose, double-check that you have the correct size for your infant, as an oversized shoe will not provide a secure fit. Ensure socks are not too slippery.

Gently wipe the surface with a soft, damp cloth to remove surface dirt. For light scuffs, a small amount of patent leather cleaner (specifically for synthetic patent materials) can be applied carefully. A dab of petroleum jelly rubbed gently can sometimes restore shine to minor scuffs. Avoid abrasive cleaning materials.

Check the fit. Ensure the shoes are not too tight or too loose, and that socks are smooth inside without bunching. Allow your child to wear them for short periods initially to get accustomed. If discomfort persists, the size might be incorrect, or the shoe style may not suit their foot shape. Consult a pediatrician or shoe fitting specialist if concerns continue.