Melissa & Doug Role Play Collection - Step in Style! Dress-Up Shoes Set (4 Pairs), Multicolored, 11" x 12" x 4.5" Packaged

4 year old granddaughter Loved these I bought them to go with the Disney princess dress up outfits. We had to peel them off of her to wash them. Easy for children to get in and out of little help needed. Hours of fun

My daughters LOVE it! A few years later, they still play with it! HOWEVER, it's not recommended for husky kids. My 6-year-old is chubbier, and it does not fit her feet.

These are perfect for toddler dress up time. The colors are vibrant, they are made of hard plastic so last long, and are super cute on. My only complaint is how loud they are on hardwood.

I have mixed feelings about these shoes. They look as advertised, which is great. But, they run SMALL. My daughter is 4.5 and petite and yet her feet are hanging off of these. I can't seem to find other shoes (by Melissa and Doug or otherwise) that say they are for older kids, so I suppose people just buy regular shoes at this point. They'll last my daughter for a short time since she likes how they look and is enjoying playing with them, but they only just arrived and she has already pretty much outgrown them. On the package it says they're for up to age five and size 11. My daughter is a size 10, so there should have been considerable room but there isn't. Also, the plastic is really rough, so I'm just waiting for them to cut her feet up on top. I give them four stars because there don't seem to be too many options on the market. They're okay for what they are, I just wish they at least ran a little more true to size so there were more time left to play with them. Otherwise, I would have just bought her some inexpensive adult shoes to play dress up in instead.

My year old just loves these play shoes. Totally worth the buy. Plastic but fit good. She trys wearing them everywhere lol

My granddaughter loves them , and she does not slide all over the floor none slip bottoms

I got these for my daughter's fourth birthday as she loves wearing my heels and playing dress up. I was going to purchase the off brand shoes until I came across these Melissa and Doug play shoes, and who doesn't love M&D?! They normally always have quality toys that last.I did see a lot of reviews stating they received two of a right or left shoe, but we didn't have that issue. Each shoe came with a left and right. The shoes themselves seem to be made of decent quality plastic, and the bottoms have small patches of dotted gripper material to help keep traction.My daughter went insane over these and immediately tried every shoe on. Let me say, if your child has a size 10 toddler foot....DO NOT buy these! My daughter wears a size 9 in Carters, Walmart shoes, Target Shoes, Nikes, etc. She's pretty on point for all brands in a size 9, and these Melissa and Doug shoes fit her to a T! Not one centimeter to spare. So, again, if your child's foot is in a 9 1/2, do not buy these thinking they will fit. I'll post a picture later of my daughter in the shoes.As for no slip...I have laminate hardwood floors and this kid skated across my floor, and almost fell countless times in the wedges until she got on the rug. I might take the bottom and file it/rough it up some to see if it'll help, but right out the box, these are slippery which is so odd as we've had the super cheap ones before and even then she was able to keep her balance more. Heck she puts on my 5 inch stiletto's (i.e. before kids, LOL) and struts around fine.And lastly, as for do they hurt her feet? The answer is yes. Yes they do. The purple shoes are tighter than the rest around the top of her foot, and she can barely squeeze her feet in there, and in just a few minutes of trying all of them on and attempting to walk, her little foot was starting to get red. And she does not have wide feet. She took after me with slim, narrow feet.In the end, she still loves these, but is frustrated she can't wear them but for a few minutes until her feet start to hurt. I did try grip socks (the socks with the rubber on the bottom so she didn't slide out the shoe with socks on), and it made it way more tight to where she couldn't get them on well. Maybe they just need to be broken in, and I might try this weekend to manually shove the back of the plastic up some, and bend what I can to help make them comfortable. For the price, it was $13, it definitely is a steal if your child's foot is size 9 toddler or below. I think a smaller size foot would help the comfort level.

My grandbaby loved it she wore them all the time