1. When should my baby start wearing Attipas shoes?

Typically, babies start standing, crawling and 'cruising' around furniture (walking with the aid of chairs and tables) around the 6-8 month mark, so we recommend wearing Attipas shoes from 6 months of age.

2. What size of Attipas shoes should I buy?

Attipas shoes come in six sizes. We recommend using our easy, printable size guide to measure your baby's feet prior to buying Attipas shoes.

3. What are the key benefits of wearing Attipas shoes?

The five key benefits of wearing Attipas shoes include:Convenience: Strong, Smooth, Non-Slip, Machine Washable, Fast-DryingBreathable: Superior, breathable fine holes release heat (International Patent)Big Toe Box: Free toe movement to improve cognitive and motor developmentSafety: Non use of hazardous materials and adhesives, no use of formaldehydeLightweight & Flexible: Super lightweight, just like wearing socks!

4. How do I care for my Attipas shoes?

Attipas shoes are fully machine washable to 30 degrees celcius. Please use a laundry bag to preserve the fabric and air-dry only (avoid the dryer). Attipas shoes can be washed with your regular loads so no need for separate washes!

5. Can Attipas shoes be worn both indoors and outdoors?

Yes, absolutely! Attipas shoes can be worn indoor or outdoors and are fully machine washable. Avoid wet surfaces as Attipas shoes contain fine holes on the sole for breathability.

6. Do I need to wear socks with my Attipas shoes?

No, socks are not required as Attipas shoes are fully lined with a cotton blend sock. However feel free to wear socks if you require more warmth in the cooler months.

7. Are Acti-fit Insoles recommended with my Attipas shoes?

Yes, we highly recommended wearing Attipas shoes with Acti-fit insoles! Acti-fit insoles provide a thin but supportive additional layer of comfort while still allowing baby to 'feel' the ground for motor skill development.

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