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by Angie Felton (Subscribe to Angie Felton's posts)
Apr 22nd 2008 1:30PM

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Spring is definitely in the air and you know what all that birds and bees business leads to: a mailbox overflowing with baby shower invites, that's what!

I just stumbled across an Etsy store filled with amazing cuteness at bargain prices that will make yours the shower gift people oooh, ahhh, and possible skip their birth control over.

Mia Joie offers handmade cloth baby shoes in sizes from newborn up to six months old (which larger sizes and non-slip bottoms available on request) and there is NOTHING in the world cuter than a pair of twee little shoes, with the possible exception of a pair of twee little shoes with a matching baby barrette.

Mia Joie has thought of everything, many of the shoes are made of organic material and there are even itty bitty soft sandals for the little boys. So before you buy another boring receiving blanket off a gift registry, take a little peak at what Mia Joie has to offer the ten little piggies coming soon to a friend or relative near you!

Mia Joie Baby Shoes(click thumbnails to view gallery)

Tags: baby shoes, BabyShoes, handmade baby shoes, HandmadeBabyShoes

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