It is considered common knowledge that if you want to know how big a puppy will get, you look at how big their paws are. If that applies to you, Mommy\u00a0AND Daddy will be looking up in the future. You have well outgrown your baby socks (rated at 0-6 or 6-12 months), so we went to buy you bigger ones. We couldn’t find 12-24 months; all that was there were 0-12 months and 2-3 years (and not just at one store either). With children, the rule of thumb is you buy the bigger size because…well…they grow…a lot. Imagine Mommy’s surprise then\u00a0when she noticed that your new “toddler” socks don’t look so big on your feet, and\u00a0in fact, for most pairs, they fit quite well.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
It is considered common knowledge that if you want to know how big a puppy will get, you look at how big their paws are. If that applies to you, Mommy\u00a0AND Daddy will be looking up in the future. You … Continue reading