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My daughter is 8months. weighs 9.5kg and 72cm tall, however her feet are still tiny. 0-3 months shoes are way too big. is this normal? will her feet catch up?
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Tiny feet: The first questions are whether your daughter is using her feet like an 8 month old. Standing, bouncing, stepping with support. If her growth and development are normal, foot size should not matter.
Answered 11/28/2017
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