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Date Posted: 19:35:18 09/01/08 Mon
Author: ecr mom to a ds & dd
Subject: Boys feet - when do they generally stop growing? What kind of soles do you or your DS wear?

Trying to find a general age or growth spurt when feet finally stop.

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[> DS is 13 & he's almost 6" wearing a 12.5 street shoe. I don't think he's remotely done growing. He's wearing at tan soled Rutherford but the toes just aren't breaking in & he's getting "point your toes" but he is pointing. -- ecr mom to a ds & dd, 19:38:58 09/01/08 Mon [1]

I'm wondering in a suede sole might have more flexibility or will he lose support in going to a suede sole.

thanks in advance for any insight/advice...

I should change my name to mom of the Amazon kid


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