Can someone please be specific on answering this question. My daughter is 3 years old, she wears a size 9. What should I buy? J12?
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My 9 year-old daughter wears a size 1 in regular shoes. I bought a size 2 in these skates just to get a couple of years use out of them. The size 2's are a little big, but they fit well enough for her to skate around our driveway. These skates seem to run true to regular shoe size.
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My daughter wears a 13-1. I got her the 1-3 size, and they fit great. Hope this helps.
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My daughter wears a size 3 and they still fit her. She does have a narrow foot, though.
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You should shop for girl skates instead of women's. Get her shoe size. The run a bit big. If she has a foot that is growing fast, get a 12.
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In my opinion, they are absolutely perfect for a three year old. I got a size small for a 2 1/2 year old (she loves them, by the way) so I think a small would be perfect for your average 3 year old. There is nothing I can see on the slippers that would be of danger to small children so I think they make the perfect gift.
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Yes, that should be right on. My daughter wears at 12.5 and I bought her Medium, they fit well with a little room to grow.
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My daughter is 7 and wears 12.5 shoes so I bought her the smallest size because it technically goes up to a size 1 (which is the next size up from 12.5). So they'd fit her now, but if her feet grow a lot in the next year you might only get one year out of them. If you get the next size up they may be a bit too big for her this year but they'd last longer as she grows.
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I would suggest buying 6-9 months. My daughter is around the same height & weight & she's been in the 6-9 month size for about a month already.
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I noticed that as well. I don't think it makes a difference when ordering, my daughter is 5 and wears a 12, but I ordered a JR13, and the pair fit her very well, she said they are comfortable. Even if they are a little roomy, she could wear bigger socks or an insole could work too.
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These run very small. I would opt for the larger. I wrote a review -- read it to see if it helps you. My kid was 12, tall and thin, when I bought them -- I cannot recall the size I purchased, but they should have fit her, yet they were much too tight.
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I bought these for my daughter who wears a womens size 7 and they fit perfectly. So they are in women's sizes. I don't remember if they run in half sizes or not. I would shoot for a size 9 though for your daughter if they don't come in half sizes. Hope this helps you.
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I would buy a small. They are a little bulky. I think they should be sold by shoe size not by weight. My daughter only weighs 80 lbs. but, she wears a size 6.5 women's shoe and the regular was the right size for her. I think you will be happy with the small. Good luck. I hope they work as well for you as they have for her. They are wonderful!!
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Hi Debra, I purchased a size 10 and my son is 9 years old with a slightly smaller build...so I would probably go with the next size up which is I believe a 12. Hope this helps. Good luck. Celia
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Hi Tessa, my husband is a size 9 and that is what I purchased for him. My daughter is a size 8 and bought a 7 because the 8 was too large for her. Hope this helps ; )
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My daughter wears a size 7 so the 5-8 size is good for her. Since your daughter is a size 4 now--she could still fit into the Kids 1-4, but then when her foot grows another inch she will fit into the size 5-8. She is so close to the 5-8 size. You might want to wait until she is a size 5 to be on the safe side.
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I bought the large 3-6 and they fit my 9 yr old daughter who currently wears a size 4, with room to grow.
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I bought 2-5 size when my son's foot size was 3. He is at size 4 now, still fits perfectly. If you don't roller skate often, then choose 5-8 (they will last longer for you), unless your daughter's foot size does not grow fast.