Size Guide
Sizing, measured rather than guessed
How to measure a foot
Stand your child on a sheet of paper. Mark the back of the heel and the tip of the longest toe. Measure between the marks, add about 0.5 cm of growing room, then match below.
| Size | Insole length | Typical age |
|---|---|---|
| 6–12 Months | 11.5 cm | Crawling → first steps |
| 12–18 Months | 12.5 cm | Early walking |
| 18–24 Months | 13.5 cm | Confident walking |
| 2–3 Years | 14.5 cm | Running |
| 3–4 Years | 15.5 cm | Climbing |
| 4–5 Years | 16.5 cm | Everything |
Between sizes? Go up. Toddlers grow through roughly one size every three months.
Socks
S fits about 6–12 months, M about 1–3 years, L about 3–5 years.
Potty training pants
Sized by waist and weight rather than age, because toddlers vary enormously at this stage. If you're between sizes go up — a tight waistband makes a child reluctant to pull them down themselves, which defeats the whole point.
Still unsure?
Email support@tinyyytales.com with your child's foot measurement in centimetres and we'll tell you which size to order.