Kathy, we are of the wrong generation to understand lots of things. :)

LOL

Moni

Don't like it at all. Let kids be kids for goodness sake.

That is sooooooooooo wrong!

Sick! Sick! Sick!

That's weird.

Egads, that is just down right ridiculous! And what would you say to your daughter/son if your baby granddaughter showed up with a pair of those hideous looking things on her little feet?
I don't think I'd be able to keep my trap shut lol!

I thought I was 'uptown' when I got TV Booties for my kids.
Leslie

This makes me almost furious!

Just another sign that children are not allowed to be children any more. We see it everywhere, in the clothes they were, their toys, the freedoms they have, the activities they are allowed to participate in, etc.

Childhood is short enough as it is. What is the rush to turn them into Adults?

And besides that. . there are little children everywhere who don't even have real shoes to wear.

AAArrrGGGHHH!

Sue

Hey, whatever happened to TV booties? They were the only ones which would stay on.

As for the high heels, the heel part looks to be soft, but that would be dangerous for a child to try to walk on soft or hard. They could twist an ankle with that lump of a heel underneath. I don't even want to think of an infant wearing them.

Socks, I don't think they make TV Booties anymore. Those high heels, are only size 0-6 months, so they wouldn't be walking in them.
Leslie

Grrrr! I don't like 'em.
O.K., I'm old...will be 60 in December, so I'm getting really outspoken.
If you want to "decorate" a tiny one who is not going to try to stand, I guess it would be O.K. for Halloween, if you want to sluttify a wee one.

Babies need barefoot experience. (Socks or booties are fine if the weather is cold, and shoes are fine if they are walking and their feet need protection)

However, babies need the opportunity to discover and wiggle their toes and to have weight-brearing experience with good proprioceptive feedback.

Ridiculous!!! Some of these idiot mom will buy them too.

Linda

There goes the excuse, "wait until you grow up". There is nothing left to grow up to anymore. What's next...

Good Golly Miss Molly!

Thankfully, Addy Kay is 19 months and these won't fit her! However, I can say those "heels" are the last thing I would want to see her in...being a little selfish but, I can hardly wait for the age she wants to play in MY high heels! I raised boys, so I am so looking forward to the "girly" activities!

I think they're kinda cute - for halloween that is. If I found somthing like that at a thrift store or garage sale, I'd probably buy these for someone as a gag gift. I wish I would have thought of these. Can you imagine paying $35 for these?

You know, this just disgusts me.....they are not even cute!! There is a little girl, probably 10 or 11, who comes to church in the most god-awful outfits....Sunday she had on a dress full of sequins and 3 inch heels. I just don't understand how her mother, a supposedly intelligent woman, allows her to dress that way. Enough of this week's rant.

SOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO Ugly ,and so inappropriate(sp).Let them be kids!! Look at all the ugly hootchie mama clothes for little girls in the sunday paper,and in the stores.Glad i sew!!
Kathi

I don't even like the "heels" look for little girls, let alone babies. Three and four year olds in small versions of high heels, they look like prostitots. I guess I still like the Mary Jane styles from way back, so sad.

Stupid, stupid, stupid. I saw a little girl about 3 wearing little heels at the food court a month or so ago and I wanted to slap the mother. She could walk pretty well in them so you know it wasn't the first time she had worn them.

OMG!!!! When does the stupidity stop??? Poor innocent kids!!! It breaks my heart to see kids dressed like some nutty mom thinks is cute!!! Its a form of child abuse,to me!!

How come these are so wrong but those little infant sized, $50 designer sneakers are OK? They're just for looks, not going to be walked in, no harm to little feet or ankles. The heels are made of fabric, so no injury if the baby tries to put it in her mouth.

I think they're kind of cute. I wouldn't pay that much for them but if someone wants to dress up her baby's feet, why is that wrong? They dress up the rest of the kiddo. And the baby will have no clue or care what is on her feet.

Sick. But then I don't understand what so many parents today refuse to dress their infants like infants.Why the big rush to have little teenagers? Nothing looks so stupid to me as an infant dressed in miniature versions of adult clothing. What ever happened to putting baby's comfort ahead of fashion? Mine only wore booties when it was cold and got their first pair of shoes when they started to walk.

Oh - it's just another opportunity to part the people with 'more cash than common sense' from their cash.

I agee.....they ugly!! and certainly uncalled for. I'm joining the majority.

That is a no-brainer! It ticks me off to see bras for girls to young to need them, young teens getting implants & other cosmetic surgeries just to 'look more attractive'.One wonders what happened to accepting yourself as you are.
This society is pathetic.

I don't see anything necessarily so wrong with them, they are for infants, not walking kids. I just think they are ugly, and cheap looking. LOL.

They look silly to me.JMO I think it is stupid to pay big amounts of money for any kind of infants shoes, unless it is for correctional reasons.

Not my style. Not something I would buy. But, it's hardly something that would infuriate me or make me even rant about. There are far morethings in regards to poor parenting styles/choices that I'd rather focus my thoughts on.

It's a shoe. For an infant. With a heel. Who cares....

Just my opinion!

I agree with Flamingo, I wouldn't buy them but I have no problem with them. I think they are funny more than cute! I don't think it'll make them street walkers. I would see them as more for a laugh, but an expensive one! Nothing get all upset over though.

WHOA!!! I almost ordered a pair last night for my DD's baby shower~~she wears the tallest skinniest heels ever and since she is having a girl I thought they would be funny. But they are way too pricey for a gag gift. I do not see anything wrong with them they are funny more for the adults to LOL at than for the kid to enjoy!!

I forgot to mention her first gift she has recieved so far is from her one of her BF's clients and it is a pair of plum colored UGGs, she says they are about for a 1 year old and tie up~~~and so cute :) I have not seen them yet I can't wait the sound darling

I am one with the camp that there is something wrong with these shoes. My girls both have high heels (3 and 5) but they are for dress up and they don't wear them outside the house. Another thing is none of my kids wore shoes until they were over a year old. Hayden is 13 months and is now starting to wear shoes outside but as soon as he can he takes them off and goes barefoot. I didn't even have them wear shoes as babies, they went barefoot and when we went out in the winter time we would put them in sleepers. Little ones need to be barefoot to learn how to walk.

Stacie
girlsingardens

These are soft like booties...not for walking in. I would think they are not made to be practical, just a novelty, an expensive one, but just for fun. I doubt many people would assume they are training shoes, especially at the age these are made for. I guess if you have $$ to waste and are into getting attention these would be for you!

Bend the sapling ...

... in the way that you want the tree to grow.

You've seen the little shopping carts for kids?

Same game, it seems to me: teach 'em to be consumers.

Early.

Often.

Ain't got the money?

We can fix that!

There's this little piece of plastic, see?

It'll do ... for the moment.

Pay later.

ole joyful

These are booties made for babies, not for walking in. Notice the name *Heelarious*? It is a play on words. Hilarious means 'funny' or comical. These are baby booties with heels. Get it? Its a joke. A gag gift. Not meant to be taken seriously.

They've made costume booties for babies for years - little cowboy boots, Nike basketball shoes, pink satin ballerina slippers with ribbons, HD biker boots (with matching leather jackets!), baby Crocs, ect.

I think theses Heelarious booties look cheap and crappy and are overpriced for a gag gift. I don't think anyone is buying these for baby to wear to the grocery store.

I hate seeing people dress up babies in costumes, like the Minnie Mouse dresses with the mouse ear bonnet, bumble bee outfits complete with antennae headbands, or the little US army soldier costumes for boys complete with fake guns. I hate seeing pets dressed up as Superman, bumble bees or bikers too. I've never seen a pet 'having fun' in costume.