As Velsid told us a while ago, the choice of socks is as important as the choice of footwear.
They can not squeeze the baby's foot, nor be too thick, or be small or large.
It seems not, but choosing the right sock is a science. In fact, in the drawer of my girls' socks there are some intact because they find them uncomfortable and others super worn out because they fit like a glove.
Getting the right size is essential. They cannot be too small, nor too big.
According to my grandmother's advice, the correct measure is measured by closing the fist of the child's hand. From the tip to the heel you have to reach to surround the fist. My mother has used it all her life to buy us socks and has worked.
There are fabrics and types of socks suitable for each stage of the year.
In winter, you can use the thickest socks, although not super thick ones; Those better leave them for field trips. At home it is better that they are warm but that their feet have freedom of movement.
When the weather starts, fine socks are enough, especially if they are going to wear shoes that can rub their feet.
To be at home, especially when the baby begins to stand up and walk alone, there are socks with rubber inlays on the sole of the foot.
They are very practical for that stage because they feel the freedom of not wearing shoes, but at the same time prevents them from slipping.
