These children's shoes go to Eleven

These children's shoes go to Eleven
If you need another reason to be happy it's spring, just check out Eleven's new Spring line of kids' shoes. A sort of "big sister/big brother" to our fave See Kai Run, Eleven offers children's shoes in bigger-kid sizes 9 to 3. I've gushed about Eleven's footwear before -- I love the combination of cool kid-appropriate fashion with run-and-jump rubber bottoms.

Take the boys' Caper shoe, in olive-and-gray suede nubuck colors that will look great on my son when he's dressed up for Easter but will also be at home on the dusty playground. Plus -- bonus! -- the sturdy velcro close makes them easy enough for my 4-year-old to put on himself. My daughter is eyeing the shiny Astrid mary-janes, with their silver-and-white colors and a closed toe. Knowing her, in a couple of months she'll just pull these comfy shoes on over her bare feet.

I also cannot wait to grab a few pairs of their kids' sandals, which look sturdy for a mad dash through the park, but will let my kids' feet breathe as the weather heats up. Yes, I said "weather heats up"-- it's going to happen. Pinky swear. -Christina

Find wonderful children's shoes on the Eleven Shoes website.


Congratulations to Lisa K, lucky winner of a pair of Eleven Shoes!

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