Hilariously Delirious ..~

Goodness. Unbelievable, but then again, not really. I think it's ridiculous. I personally prefer onesies and socks. There's no reason a baby needs high heels. I don't like beauty pageants for the same reason. You get over 40 years to be an adult and only 17 to be a kid. No point in taking away any of those 17 years.

I went to their website. The shoes are cute, but too high priced for something that's going to be worn only a few times and then outgrown. If my daughter was that age again, I would not by them. I can see all the celebs and the more-well-off-than-most-of-us buying them as a "fashion statement" when the baby doesn't even know what statement they are trying to make.

Oh gosh!! This is amazing. Do you mean 6 years or 6 months? What is the point in putting any footwear, let alone heels, on a below six month old infant? They can't even walk!! I am not a Mom, but I am sure Moms will find this absurd if I do. I wouldn't purchase anything like that for my kids, if I had any. Cheers and happy mylotting

Wow, my kids didn't even really wear shoes until they were starting to walk. I did put them on just a couple of times with my daughter when she was that age, but I couldn't of imagined putting heels on her. To each their own, but me personally I think it's ridiculous and kinda funny. I don't think I know anyone though that would buy these heels for their infants, but obviously if the company is doing well then someone is. My thing though is heels are bad for you as an adult, what will they do to these baby girls if put on them for long periods of time? There's got to be some kind of medical issue involved in that and I'll bet the pediatricians don't recommend these infants wearing them. In fact, my pediatrician doesn't recommend any shoes until they are in their walking stage. I however wouldn't buy something like that.

I don't think that I will put my children through such an experience. They are supposed to be wearing flat shoes and developing their bodies, but heels and all would surely give them pains and it's not what they should go through when they are learning how to walk. Anyways, one question I would like to ask is, why would anyone in the world make their 6 month old baby walk in high heels?? bourne

hi zed, yeah i see this as glamorously hilarious. i'm not yet a mom though looking forward to it. but i don't think that someday that would be part of the shoe rack of my baby girl in her infant years..yeah i love high heels but not for kids. i think it's enough that women start developing their spider veins during late teen years. and since it runs in our blood that we easily develop that (either in hands and feet/legs), i think i would be wary about it. one of my aunts has already undergone surgery twice because of varicose veins. oh this is the best example of a love and hate relationship - a lady's relationship to stilletos/high heels.

I think it's crazy. I would never put my child in high heeled shoes at that age. I didn't even hardly put shoes on my son when he was that young. Someone bought me a pair of the soft soled shoes (with a baseball on the top of the shoe) when he was a few months old and I put them on him a few times (when he wore a certain baseball outfit) but then I didn't put any on him until he was old enough to walk. And then I put the walking shoes on him that taught him how to hold his feet right to learn how to walk.

I saw them in a news report & thought they looked stupid. Besides the fact that they're overdressing kids the heels squish in weird ways ( folding to the side or front depending on how the kid puts their foot down ). How is that supposed to be good for a kid who's just developing the ability to walk? Whoever came up with these & anyone who buys them need to be taken out behind the woodshed &....

Well... what can I say... I really can't find any special words on this one - and that's difficult LOL I can see that it will probably appeal to many people with little baby girls. And I can see that as a business this heelarious shoes are doing well - mainly I'll guess from good use of publicity. Personally... well personally they don't and would have never appealed to me. I like high heels as much as the next person, but those really don't say anything to me, and I would not use them on my baby daughter if she was still a baby:) To me they are actually quite some ugly shoes that will keep falling of little baby feet. I can't even find the hilarious part. But that's me, of course. I find it that as people we are more and more taking childhood/babyhood away from our children/babies. Dressing them with adult look alike clothes, is part of it as well. In my opinion babies should wear baby things, be it sleepers, little dresses, and ... well, shoes:) Most of the things people put on babies/children are more for the benefit of the adult than the child. I read on the website that one of the ladies who started this really loved high heel shoes as a child and they thought it would be funny to have baby high heeled shoes. Well, I'm sure the lady's preference for high heels wasn't that noticeable when she was 1 to 6 months - which is the target age for this product - so I can't see the connection other than the fact that those shows will, again, be worn for the benefit of the adults and not the baby. At 6 months which is the limit use for them, a baby won't even notice or care what is on her/his feet much. So my vote? a big nay

Obviously they are NOT expecting babies to stand in these things. I think its kind of sick, myself, but I'm sure there are moronic parents that want their little girl to be the NEXT Jon Bennett Ramsey and will be putting their babies in them.

Stooopid! But you know they HAVE to do it! It's kinda cute, but not really. Whatever..... I'm sure the company is doing very well. I guess that's good for that company.

Hi Zed, I am a mother of three children myself and two of them girls and there is no way that I would put any of mine in high heels before their teenage years never mind before six months old. I think the fashions for children being miniture adults is all wrong. A baby would be in booties and then soft FLAT shoes whilst learning to walk and then correctly fitted ones after that as their feet are still developing. I have head it all now. Crazy. The company may only be doing well as a gimmick thing I don't beliebe it will last. Ellie :D

Upon reading about it, I thought it's funny. But now thinking of it again, its not. Its disturbing. Babies are not toys that we dress up and play with. As much as I love my stilettos, I still feel don't think they're fit for babies. For crying out loud! My cousin couldn't even walk straight without shoes. How can she walk on those. And they're babies. Expect them to break every bone with that. Crazy people! I'd buy a pair and put it on display to remind me why I should work hard to make this world a better place to live in. hehehe

It doesn't surprise me that the company's doing well. I think there seem to be parents out there who treat their children like toys - dolls to dress up and decorate. Please... a child is a person, not a toy or a fashion accessory... let children BE children and not just miniature adults - they grow up quickly enough. As for 'fashion' - pffftttt! - who needs it...whatever it is???

I'm not a parent buy there is no way I would buy those shoes for my children if I were. They can't be good for their feet. I would rather see my kids running around and playing in something comfortable. Childhood is short lived and I would want my children to enjoy it while they still had it.

I saw a clip of these baby shoes this morning on the Today Show. My opinion is based on the fact I have seen some pretty ridiculous and stupid fashion trends in my lifetime but that has to be the most idiotic one yet. IMO any mother who actually buys these shoes has more money than sense. The founders of these shoes say it was just for fun but now they are laughing all the way to the bank!!

I have a two year old daughter, and although I love us doing little girly things there is no way I would put her in high heels. I think it is ridiculous and then people wonder why our kids are becoming parents at young ages or growing up with eating problems. Probably because the world lets them dress as adults from such a young age, they are not allowed to be kids, they are put into a world of fashion and looking good. I hate it when I go shopping and I look at something for myself and think that it is nice and then see the exact same item made for kids. I do not want my child to wear the same clothes as me, I want her to be a child not a mini me!!

Oh yes let's just dress kids "sexy" younger and younger...young kids...preteens are dressing more and more adult and then they get treated more as adults....and occasionaly theres expectations that shouldnt be there for young kids....really. As well...Putting a baby in heels is just asking for a broken ankle.

What! haha oh come on high heels for baby's i think thats silly i dont have kids but if i did i wouldn't be putting them in high heels i think theres plenty of time for high heels when there older i just think its hard enough for babys to learn to walk i think that parents should focus on whats in portent like raising a healthy happy and well rounded person a baby should be a baby.

My wife informed me about that and the musical artist that started that new clothing line for our precious ones. We both believe it is totally foolish and silly to purchase clothes for children at that age. The haven't even built their memory cells yet. How could they remember ever wearing such clothing, unless the parent or guardian took pictures of them at such a young age. What good would it do? What real value or importance are clothing, electronics and other things some people go overboard in their purchases for their children. I believe that parents should be more creative by spending more time with their children taking them to the park, playing monopoly, playing uno, chess, checkers, candyland or other good board games that can teach the children more valuable lessons; such as good sportmanship, patience, taking turns and it not always that you win the game but the value or opportunity that you got to play it is what really matters. Winning is only a by-product of continued practice and doing something repetitively. A father of 3.