Kiwi White Kids

Kiwi baby slippers in white allow growing feet to move naturally. Suitable for toddlers and already walking children. They build strength and flexibility and stimulate vital sensory feedback to the brain, making them suitable for toddlers.

Kiwi comes with 2 mm Vibram® crepe sole, offering excellent traction, durability and isolating from cold and dirt.

It has a built-in elastic band around the ankle and the kid can easily put on and off these slippers.

Crafted from natural chrome-free nappa leather, it assures that your kid's feet breathe and stays dry and relaxed throughout the day. The materials are produced in the EU and are REACH compliant.

The Kiwi model is wide enough around the toes, so it does not change the correct position of the toe and the distribution of weight, eliminates deformations and supports movement in all joints, muscles and tendons in the foot.

The Kiwi barefoot shoes are suitable for outdoor walks in warm and dry weather. They can also be used in wet indoor environments. The rubber sole does not allow the leather part of the shoes to get wet and prevents the child from slipping.

For extra insulation, you can add sheepskin or wool felt insoles.

Why choose barefoot walking with Zeazoo shoes?

• Shoes for toddlers and children who have already started walking should not hinder the free movement of developing feet, nor should they deform, compress, or constrict them.
• With barefoot shoes, the weight is evenly distributed across the entire foot, which can improve overall posture.
• Walking in barefoot shoes actively involves all muscles, joints, and tendons in the foot. In addition to the foot, it strengthens the ankles and the lower part of the legs, which enhances stability.
• They improve sensory perception - There are many nerve endings in the soles of the feet that send information to the brain. This sensory feedback contributes to the development of better balance and coordination. Barefoot shoes provide a closer connection to the ground. With them, children feel the terrain under their feet more accurately.