Discover natural comfort with our collection Tecnobaby by Conguitos. Designed to encourage the healthy development of children's feet, our barefoot footwear offers the freedom and flexibility needed for kids to explore the world without restrictions. Make sure you choose the right size with our specialised sizing guide and enjoy responsible footwear that respects the natural growth of children's feet.
Below, in our specialised guide, we indicate the shoe size per cm length and width:
EU Size |
US Size |
UK Size |
Insole Length |
Insole Width |
20 |
4,5 |
3,5 |
13,3 |
5,7 |
21 |
5 |
4,5 |
14 |
5,8 |
22 |
6 |
5,5 |
14,7 |
5,9 |
23 |
6,5 |
6 |
15,4 |
6,1 |
24 |
7,5 |
7 |
16 |
6,2 |
25 |
8 |
7,5 |
16,6 |
6,3 |
How to know the baby's foot number?
Follow these simple steps to measure exactly the length in cm of your foot and convert it to size:
- Place your baby's foot against the wall and on a blank Din A4 sheet of paper.
- It is essential that the heel is well placed against the wall, and that the sole of the foot is completely flat and straight.
- Mark with a marker or pen where the heel ends, and where his big toe ends.
- Take a meter or ruler and measure the distance in centimeters between the two points.
- Check our equivalence table. If you are in doubt between two numbers, we recommend you opt for the higher number.
The importance of the right shoes for the first steps
A baby's first steps are a key milestone in their development. At this stage, their feet play a fundamental role not only in balance, but also in the formation of their muscles and the strengthening of their bones. Babies' feet are extremely flexible and still growing, so choosing the right shoes is essential to ensure that their feet develop properly.
An inappropriate shoe that is too stiff or ill-fitting can restrict the natural movement of the foot and affect muscle development and posture. In addition, poorly designed shoes can lead to long-term problems such as foot deformities or gait difficulties.
The benefits of barefoot shoes
Barefoot shoes are designed to mimic the sensation of walking barefoot, giving feet the freedom they need to move naturally. Barefoot shoes allow babies' feet to feel the ground, which improves their sensory perception and helps them develop better balance and coordination. By providing flexibility, barefoot shoes encourage the strengthening of the foot and leg muscles, contributing to correct posture and a more natural gait.
In addition, barefoot shoes respect the natural shape of the foot, ensuring that the toes have enough room to move and grow without restriction. This is especially important in the early years, when the foot is constantly developing. In short, barefoot shoes not only protect feet from the outside elements, but also promote healthy development, making them an ideal choice for babies' first steps.