Family Friday: Kids’ Free Cute Sandal

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Kids' gray sandals with hippopotamus faces

While sandals are the easiest to slip on quickly for hot summer days, they aren’t always supportive of little feet. Here’s a pair that will keep your little one steady and comfortable all season long. 

These cute, flexible sandals have a cushioned footbed and an adjustable slingback strap with hook-and-loop closure. Although I’m not sure I want to encourage my kids to sniff their shoes, these sandals are also made from a fruit-scented PVC. 

Mini Melissa’s kids’ sandals are $55 at Nordstrom and come in hippo and leopard (or cheetah?) versions. They’re available in little kids’ sizes 5–12. 

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Parenting wins/cute kid stories for Friday? This summer I did something I’ve wanted to do since my job went fully remote in 2020, and I’m spending a whole month in Maine and sending my kiddo to camp here while I work. I wasn’t sure how it would go (would she be resistant to going to camp while traveling? would she hate the nature camp I signed her up for?) but she’s wrapping up her first week of camp and it’s been so great. She loves the camp more than any of the camps she did at home and complains if I arrive 5 minutes early to pick-up. And I’m so proud of my Midwest kid for keeping up with the Mainers and swimming in the ~60 degree ocean here. This is a kid who often complains that the our heated fitness center pool is too cold, so it feels like a big win! Yay for positive peer pressure.

My child recently switched daycares due to a move and we’re not loving the new place. We’ve already decided to move our kid to another center, which will happen in 3 weeks. However I’ve noticed twice in the past 2 days on the livestream (so dumb that they even have this) that the room has appeared to not meet what I thought were the state required ratios. On multiple other instances the teachers and admins have referenced needing to stay in ratio to us, as teachers or kids get shuffled between rooms to do so. Would you ask about what I’d seen recently? Assume there was a nuance you didn’t understand either in the required ratios or maybe a teacher watching outside a window or something, and leave it be knowing you were leaving soon? Pull your kid out immediately? We could piece together care for the three weeks but it would be messy.