Shoes - Baby Girls

First come hesitant steps around the living room, a little hand clasped in a parent’s, then the first proper walks in the park. Our baby girl shoes accompany every stage, in soft leather, patent leather or velvet, with an extra touch of charm to make grandparents smile. From cosy slippers for home to Mary Janes for special occasions, every pair is designed for tiny feet.

When should a baby start wearing shoes?

Until baby starts walking, bare feet or soft slippers are enough: they let the feet build strength and feel the ground. First shoes come with those first steps outdoors, often between 12 and 18 months, when a kid can stand alone for a few moments. They should be soft and light, supporting the ankle without feeling tight.

Baby girl shoes for every occasion

Patent-leather Mary Janes in pale pink or navy complement ceremonies and our Sunday baby girl dresses, with a matching ribbed tight. For cooler days, leather styles with imitation fur keep feet snug, while lace-up derby shoes in leopard-print leather add an unexpected bold touch. At home, slippers in Toile de Jouy-style print leather take over, as soft as they are delicate.

How do you choose your baby’s shoe size?

Measure your kid’s foot while she is standing at the end of the day, with her heel against a wall, then add about a centimetre of room so her toes can move freely. Depending on the style, our shoes range from size 15 to size 27, and the guide for each style gives the corresponding foot length. At this age, feet grow quickly, so it is best to check the size every two or three months. Beyond size 27, our shoes for girls take over.

From head to toe

From a cosy slipper to patent-leather Mary Janes, every pair completes an outfit designed from head to toe. For brothers and cousins, our selection of baby boy shoes shows the same care in its choice of materials.

Tartine et Chocolat brings together the little ones’ complete outfit collection among its baby girl clothes. And to approach this big milestone with confidence, read our advice on choosing shoes for baby’s first steps.