Snapdragon baby socks
Categories: Babies, Toddlers, Baby Essentials
(via Bebe Reviews) This could be the solution for mothers of babies who keep pulling off their socks and get constant "bare feet? what kind of mother is she?" stares in public places.
SnapDragon baby socks stay on baby's feet thanks to a patented loop which snaps into your baby's clothes. This is so simple I smacked my own forehead for not thinking of it. SnapDragon socks come a shade of blue with sports balls decorated on the loops, pink with with tulips or pink lady bugs and white with quacking ducks.
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Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)
Razib Ahmed 4-28-2006 @ 7:29AM
I do not know why many parents are so bothered about their kids pulling off their socks. Instead of buying this kind of socks I would prefer to treat children with more affection & tryto convince them.
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Bonnie 4-28-2006 @ 10:53AM
How hard would it be to sew a ribbon loop onto your childs socks, and it would certainly be cheaper than $8 a pair. I'm not suggesting that you sell them however, that would violate the patent.
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Colette 4-28-2006 @ 11:50AM
How exactly does the snap work? Does there have to be a corresponding snap on the child's clothing? Is there a hole for the loop to pass through on baby pants?
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laura 4-28-2006 @ 12:12PM
I bought some socks in Australia that I swear don't come off. They are by Bonds. They stay on all night and day. It is amazing. They aren't anything special (they sell them at Target), but I haven't seen them in the states.
That being said, I might be more of a hillbilly then I thought, but if it is warm, i don't put socks on my baby. I never knew having a barefooted baby was frowned upon until i read dooce and then this. Oh well, you take the girl out of yellville....
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Lori 4-28-2006 @ 12:53PM
This just smacks of something that can be pulled off & choke a baby and will be featured in next year's "Parents Magazine's 10 Most Dangerous."
Besides, what in the world is cuter than a baby hanging in a baby carrier with one sock and one bare foot?
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