Tinysoles.com Will Keep Your Little Ones’ Toes Cozy This Winter

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Tinysoles.com

Tinysoles.com — the go-to online shoe boutique for celeb parents like Jennifer Garner and Salma Hayek — is stocked with lots of warm weather booties and boots for your little ones this fall.

You’ll find loads of great options whether you shop by age, brand or style. For babies, our fave is the plush Robeez Cozy Ankle Booties ($38.95, left). Made of suede and faux fur, they’re perfect for chilly winter outings.

Looking for a stylish, yet sturdy snow boot? Try the Kamik Tickle Todder Boot ($37). They’re waterproof and come with an adjustable corded cuff to seal out snow.

Also make sure to check out the site’s “tiny tips” — expert shopping information for each shoe.

CBB Deal: Until 11/16, the site is offering 15% off and free shipping on orders of $50 and more. Just enter code “CBBSTYLE” at checkout.

• Posted on Nov 2, 09 at 11:00AM
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One Response to “Tinysoles.com Will Keep Your Little Ones’ Toes Cozy This Winter”

1. Rebecca Says:
   November 2nd, 2009 at 1:49 pm

   Yes, the Robeez ankle boots look great and so comfortable. You can also buy them direct on the Robeez.com website, where you’ll find all their other Holiday shoes.

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