Vietnamese and International children's shoe size chart according to foot length

Choosing a pair of shoes that fit well is extremely important for the healthy development of your baby's feet. However, not all parents know the conversion chart for children's shoe sizes, especially when there is a difference between Vietnamese and international sizes. Understanding that, this article Shondo will provide you with a chart of Vietnamese and international children's shoe sizes , helping you easily choose the most suitable pair of shoes for your baby.

1. Key Points

Useful information you will get after reading this article:

• Detailed instructions on how to measure shoe size for both newborns and toddlers, helping parents easily and accurately do it at home.
• Provide full size chart of children's shoes in Vietnam, Guangzhou, EU, US, UK, helping parents easily look up and choose the most suitable size for their children.
• Answers to frequently asked questions when choosing shoe sizes for children such as how much larger shoes should you buy, how to check if shoes fit, when to change shoes for children,...

2. Instructions for measuring children's feet properly

2.1. Newborns (under 12 months old)

• Step 1: Lay baby on his back, gently holding his feet.
• Step 2: Use a tape measure to measure from the heel to the tip of the longest toe.
• Step 3: Be careful not to press the ruler too tightly against the baby's foot.

2.2. Baby can walk (over 12 months old)

• Step 1: Have your child stand straight on a piece of paper, legs shoulder-width apart.
• Step 2: Use a pen to draw the baby's feet.
• Step 3: Use a tape measure to measure from the heel to the tip of the longest toe in the drawing.

Tip: Measure in the late afternoon because this is when your baby's feet have been active all day and are at their largest.

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2.3. Notes when measuring baby's feet

When measuring your baby's feet, parents should note the following:

• Measure both feet and choose shoe size according to the larger foot.
• Add 1 - 3 cm to the measurement to ensure your baby's feet are comfortable when wearing shoes because children's feet grow very quickly, adding a little space will help your baby wear shoes longer.

3. Vietnamese children's shoe size chart

Vietnamese children's shoe size chart is usually based on the age and foot length of the child. Below is the Vietnamese children's shoe size chart for reference:

Note: The size chart is for reference only. To choose the most accurate shoe size, mothers should measure their baby's feet according to the instructions above.

4. International children's shoe size chart

4.1. Guangzhou children's shoe size chart

Guangzhou children's shoes are favored by many parents because of their diverse designs and affordable prices. Below is a Guangzhou children's shoe size chart for parents to refer to:

4.2. Children's shoe size chart EU, US, UK

For convenience in choosing, you can refer to the international children's shoe size conversion table below:

5. Refer to Shondo's children's shoe size chart

Shondo shoe sizes are equivalent to the standard sizes of famous international shoe brands. Mothers can refer to the Shondo children's shoe size chart below to choose the most suitable pair of shoes for their baby:

6. Frequently asked questions about children's shoe size chart

6.1. How much bigger should I buy shoes for my baby?

Depending on the type of shoe and the age of the child. However, you should choose a shoe size 0.5 - 1cm larger than the child's foot to ensure the child's feet are comfortable when wearing the shoe.

6.2. How do I know if the shoes fit my child's feet?

After your baby puts on the shoes, use your finger to press the toe of the shoe to check if there is enough room for the baby's feet to move. If the toe of the shoe is too tight, your baby will feel uncomfortable and may affect the development of the feet.

6.3. When should I change my baby's shoes?

You should change your baby's shoes when you notice the following signs:

• The shoes are too tight and no longer fit the baby's feet.
• Shoes with worn soles, tears or damage.
• Children often complain of foot pain when wearing shoes.

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Choosing the right shoe size is extremely important for the healthy development of your baby's feet. Hopefully, with the information about Vietnamese and international children's shoe size charts and notes when choosing shoe size that the article has shared, parents can easily choose the most comfortable and suitable shoes for their babies. Visit Shondo today to discover more fashionable and quality shoes for your baby!