This Flash II Ergonomic Chair is perfect for all day use in your workspace. It has a fully ergonomic design with an extra wide, moulded foam seat and an inbuilt lumbar support to be both comfortable and supportive. It's suitable for 8+ hours use at a time. It has a weight capacity of 130 kg. The chair comes with a 3 lever ratchet back mechanism so you can adjust it to suit your needs. This chair is Blue Tick rated meaning it’s been tested to AS/NZS 4438 standards as sound, strong, durable, ergonomic and ideal for all day use in commercial environments, plus it is also Green Tick rated to be environmentally friendly. The seat measures 510 W x 500 D x 580 H mm. It has an estimated assembly time of 5 minutes. This chair is suitable for commercial use.

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RB Deco Fan Palm 30x1x75cm White Use this stem and mix with others to create amazing displays in your interior. Consists of 6 pieces of fan palm

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40x Report Cover Single A4 - Green

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40x Report Cover Single A4 - Purple

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The Linear Texture range features structured curves, subtle linear textures, and a sleek matte finish.  Features: Inspired by modern architecture to feature minimal ribs in a fresh design Entertain guests with ease Wooden handle to avoid touching hot stoneware Generous size to serve a shared meal Material: Porcelain/Rubberwood Dimensions (approx) cm: 26.5 x 17.9 x 8.5 cm

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The Linear Texture range features structured curves, subtle linear textures, and a sleek matte finish.  Features: Inspired by modern architecture to feature minimal ribs in a fresh design Entertain guests with ease Wooden handle to avoid touching hot stoneware Generous size to serve a shared meal Material: Porcelain/Rubberwood Dimensions (approx) cm: 23 x 14 x 7 cm

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Achieve consistent, outstanding print quality using Lexmark 55B6H00 HY Black Toner Cartridges. This reliable toner cartridge is compatible with Lexmark MS331 and MS431 model printers and has a page yield of up to 15,000 pages. Features: This is a Lexmark 55B6H00 toner cartridge, known by the model number 55B6H00. This reliable toner cartridge is compatible with Lexmark MS331 and Lexmark MS431 model printers. It has an estimated page yield of 15,000 sheets. This pack contains a single black toner cartridge. It's constructed from post consumer recycled plastic, where in which toner cartridges are recycled by Lexmark and re-used for the future toner cartridges, as a part of their circular economy initiative.

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Bandana Bibs Features: Set of 4 100% cotton

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Bandana Bibs Features: Set of 4 100% cotton

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Bandana Bibs Features: Set of 4 100% cotton

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Toddler Oxford Lace-Ups range from sizes 5 - 12 and allow the transistion from soft sole to a more solid base. With all leather upper and inner soles, these Oxfords have a sturdy non-slip rubber base that is suitable for all types of weather. Materials:  Upper – Leather Inner Sole – Leather Outsole – Rubber Eyelets and Lace Support for developing feet According to the Australian Podiatrist Association, barefoot or only wearing very soft shoes helps your children's foot to develop and assists in strengthening muscles. Babies tend to have a natural reflex to curl their toes and arch their feet which means that lightweight, flexible shoes tend to allow feet to move freely and support natural movement. Protection from heat/cold Little feet need protection from the heat in summer, the cold in winter and from unpleasant surfaces, especially when they start to crawl. Socks are great for around the house, but shoes are preferred when your child is outside, especially when the weather is cooler or they are crawling in public areas or outside. Leather shoes allow your child’s feet to breathe and stay cool in warmer months, while still protecting them from the sun. Learning to walk When your baby starts to learn how to walk, podiatrists recommend keeping your child in soft soles shoes. Shoes with thick soles can make it more difficult for your child when they are learning to walk due to being to rigid or heavy. Soft sole, flexible shoes allow your child to feel the ground, which will help them grip and improve their balance and coordination, enabling them to walk more confidently. Transitioning to toddler shoes Our range of soft sole baby shoes are created with a wider toe area and extra room around the top of the foot to allow for growing feet and wriggly toes. They come in a range of styles that are comfortable and easy to put on little feet. A slightly more rigid sole can be introduced when your child has been confidently walking for at least a few months. We have a range of kids shoes with a flexible rubber sole, that can help the transition from soft soles to shoes.

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Toddler Oxford Lace-Ups range from sizes 5 - 12 and allow the transistion from soft sole to a more solid base. With all leather upper and inner soles, these Oxfords have a sturdy non-slip rubber base that is suitable for all types of weather. Materials:  Upper – Leather Inner Sole – Leather Outsole – Rubber Eyelets and Lace Support for developing feet According to the Australian Podiatrist Association, barefoot or only wearing very soft shoes helps your children's foot to develop and assists in strengthening muscles. Babies tend to have a natural reflex to curl their toes and arch their feet which means that lightweight, flexible shoes tend to allow feet to move freely and support natural movement. Protection from heat/cold Little feet need protection from the heat in summer, the cold in winter and from unpleasant surfaces, especially when they start to crawl. Socks are great for around the house, but shoes are preferred when your child is outside, especially when the weather is cooler or they are crawling in public areas or outside. Leather shoes allow your child’s feet to breathe and stay cool in warmer months, while still protecting them from the sun. Learning to walk When your baby starts to learn how to walk, podiatrists recommend keeping your child in soft soles shoes. Shoes with thick soles can make it more difficult for your child when they are learning to walk due to being to rigid or heavy. Soft sole, flexible shoes allow your child to feel the ground, which will help them grip and improve their balance and coordination, enabling them to walk more confidently. Transitioning to toddler shoes Our range of soft sole baby shoes are created with a wider toe area and extra room around the top of the foot to allow for growing feet and wriggly toes. They come in a range of styles that are comfortable and easy to put on little feet. A slightly more rigid sole can be introduced when your child has been confidently walking for at least a few months. We have a range of kids shoes with a flexible rubber sole, that can help the transition from soft soles to shoes.

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Toddler Oxford Lace-Ups range from sizes 5 - 12 and allow the transistion from soft sole to a more solid base. With all leather upper and inner soles, these Oxfords have a sturdy non-slip rubber base that is suitable for all types of weather. Materials:  Upper – Leather Inner Sole – Leather Outsole – Rubber Eyelets and Lace Support for developing feet According to the Australian Podiatrist Association, barefoot or only wearing very soft shoes helps your children's foot to develop and assists in strengthening muscles. Babies tend to have a natural reflex to curl their toes and arch their feet which means that lightweight, flexible shoes tend to allow feet to move freely and support natural movement. Protection from heat/cold Little feet need protection from the heat in summer, the cold in winter and from unpleasant surfaces, especially when they start to crawl. Socks are great for around the house, but shoes are preferred when your child is outside, especially when the weather is cooler or they are crawling in public areas or outside. Leather shoes allow your child’s feet to breathe and stay cool in warmer months, while still protecting them from the sun. Learning to walk When your baby starts to learn how to walk, podiatrists recommend keeping your child in soft soles shoes. Shoes with thick soles can make it more difficult for your child when they are learning to walk due to being to rigid or heavy. Soft sole, flexible shoes allow your child to feel the ground, which will help them grip and improve their balance and coordination, enabling them to walk more confidently. Transitioning to toddler shoes Our range of soft sole baby shoes are created with a wider toe area and extra room around the top of the foot to allow for growing feet and wriggly toes. They come in a range of styles that are comfortable and easy to put on little feet. A slightly more rigid sole can be introduced when your child has been confidently walking for at least a few months. We have a range of kids shoes with a flexible rubber sole, that can help the transition from soft soles to shoes.

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Baby Urban Boots are made from premium soft leather to allow for healthy foot development. It is recommended that you keep your child in flexible soled shoes from birth until they are confidently walking. Materials:  Upper – Leather Inner Sole – Leather Outsole – Suede Leather Support for developing feet According to the Australian Podiatrist Association, barefoot or only wearing very soft shoes helps your children's foot to develop and assists in strengthening muscles. Babies tend to have a natural reflex to curl their toes and arch their feet which means that lightweight, flexible shoes tend to allow feet to move freely and support natural movement. Protection from heat/cold Little feet need protection from the heat in summer, the cold in winter and from unpleasant surfaces, especially when they start to crawl. Socks are great for around the house, but shoes are preferred when your child is outside, especially when the weather is cooler or they are crawling in public areas or outside. Leather shoes allow your child’s feet to breathe and stay cool in warmer months, while still protecting them from the sun. Learning to walk When your baby starts to learn how to walk, podiatrists recommend keeping your child in soft soles shoes. Shoes with thick soles can make it more difficult for your child when they are learning to walk due to being to rigid or heavy. Soft sole, flexible shoes allow your child to feel the ground, which will help them grip and improve their balance and coordination, enabling them to walk more confidently. Transitioning to toddler shoes Our range of soft sole baby shoes are created with a wider toe area and extra room around the top of the foot to allow for growing feet and wriggly toes. They come in a range of styles that are comfortable and easy to put on little feet. A slightly more rigid sole can be introduced when your child has been confidently walking for at least a few months. We have a range of kids shoes with a flexible rubber sole, that can help the transition from soft soles to shoes.

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Baby Urban Boots are made from premium soft leather to allow for healthy foot development. It is recommended that you keep your child in flexible soled shoes from birth until they are confidently walking. Materials:  Upper – Leather Inner Sole – Leather Outsole – Suede Leather Support for developing feet According to the Australian Podiatrist Association, barefoot or only wearing very soft shoes helps your children's foot to develop and assists in strengthening muscles. Babies tend to have a natural reflex to curl their toes and arch their feet which means that lightweight, flexible shoes tend to allow feet to move freely and support natural movement. Protection from heat/cold Little feet need protection from the heat in summer, the cold in winter and from unpleasant surfaces, especially when they start to crawl. Socks are great for around the house, but shoes are preferred when your child is outside, especially when the weather is cooler or they are crawling in public areas or outside. Leather shoes allow your child’s feet to breathe and stay cool in warmer months, while still protecting them from the sun. Learning to walk When your baby starts to learn how to walk, podiatrists recommend keeping your child in soft soles shoes. Shoes with thick soles can make it more difficult for your child when they are learning to walk due to being to rigid or heavy. Soft sole, flexible shoes allow your child to feel the ground, which will help them grip and improve their balance and coordination, enabling them to walk more confidently. Transitioning to toddler shoes Our range of soft sole baby shoes are created with a wider toe area and extra room around the top of the foot to allow for growing feet and wriggly toes. They come in a range of styles that are comfortable and easy to put on little feet. A slightly more rigid sole can be introduced when your child has been confidently walking for at least a few months. We have a range of kids shoes with a flexible rubber sole, that can help the transition from soft soles to shoes.

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Baby Urban Boots are made from premium soft leather to allow for healthy foot development. It is recommended that you keep your child in flexible soled shoes from birth until they are confidently walking. Materials:  Upper – Leather Inner Sole – Leather Outsole – Suede Leather Support for developing feet According to the Australian Podiatrist Association, barefoot or only wearing very soft shoes helps your children's foot to develop and assists in strengthening muscles. Babies tend to have a natural reflex to curl their toes and arch their feet which means that lightweight, flexible shoes tend to allow feet to move freely and support natural movement. Protection from heat/cold Little feet need protection from the heat in summer, the cold in winter and from unpleasant surfaces, especially when they start to crawl. Socks are great for around the house, but shoes are preferred when your child is outside, especially when the weather is cooler or they are crawling in public areas or outside. Leather shoes allow your child’s feet to breathe and stay cool in warmer months, while still protecting them from the sun. Learning to walk When your baby starts to learn how to walk, podiatrists recommend keeping your child in soft soles shoes. Shoes with thick soles can make it more difficult for your child when they are learning to walk due to being to rigid or heavy. Soft sole, flexible shoes allow your child to feel the ground, which will help them grip and improve their balance and coordination, enabling them to walk more confidently. Transitioning to toddler shoes Our range of soft sole baby shoes are created with a wider toe area and extra room around the top of the foot to allow for growing feet and wriggly toes. They come in a range of styles that are comfortable and easy to put on little feet. A slightly more rigid sole can be introduced when your child has been confidently walking for at least a few months. We have a range of kids shoes with a flexible rubber sole, that can help the transition from soft soles to shoes.

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Baby Urban Boots are made from premium soft leather to allow for healthy foot development. It is recommended that you keep your child in flexible soled shoes from birth until they are confidently walking. Materials:  Upper – Leather Inner Sole – Leather Outsole – Suede Leather Support for developing feet According to the Australian Podiatrist Association, barefoot or only wearing very soft shoes helps your children's foot to develop and assists in strengthening muscles. Babies tend to have a natural reflex to curl their toes and arch their feet which means that lightweight, flexible shoes tend to allow feet to move freely and support natural movement. Protection from heat/cold Little feet need protection from the heat in summer, the cold in winter and from unpleasant surfaces, especially when they start to crawl. Socks are great for around the house, but shoes are preferred when your child is outside, especially when the weather is cooler or they are crawling in public areas or outside. Leather shoes allow your child’s feet to breathe and stay cool in warmer months, while still protecting them from the sun. Learning to walk When your baby starts to learn how to walk, podiatrists recommend keeping your child in soft soles shoes. Shoes with thick soles can make it more difficult for your child when they are learning to walk due to being to rigid or heavy. Soft sole, flexible shoes allow your child to feel the ground, which will help them grip and improve their balance and coordination, enabling them to walk more confidently. Transitioning to toddler shoes Our range of soft sole baby shoes are created with a wider toe area and extra room around the top of the foot to allow for growing feet and wriggly toes. They come in a range of styles that are comfortable and easy to put on little feet. A slightly more rigid sole can be introduced when your child has been confidently walking for at least a few months. We have a range of kids shoes with a flexible rubber sole, that can help the transition from soft soles to shoes.

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Baby Urban Boots are made from premium soft leather to allow for healthy foot development. It is recommended that you keep your child in flexible soled shoes from birth until they are confidently walking. Materials:  Upper – Leather Inner Sole – Leather Outsole – Suede Leather Support for developing feet According to the Australian Podiatrist Association, barefoot or only wearing very soft shoes helps your children's foot to develop and assists in strengthening muscles. Babies tend to have a natural reflex to curl their toes and arch their feet which means that lightweight, flexible shoes tend to allow feet to move freely and support natural movement. Protection from heat/cold Little feet need protection from the heat in summer, the cold in winter and from unpleasant surfaces, especially when they start to crawl. Socks are great for around the house, but shoes are preferred when your child is outside, especially when the weather is cooler or they are crawling in public areas or outside. Leather shoes allow your child’s feet to breathe and stay cool in warmer months, while still protecting them from the sun. Learning to walk When your baby starts to learn how to walk, podiatrists recommend keeping your child in soft soles shoes. Shoes with thick soles can make it more difficult for your child when they are learning to walk due to being to rigid or heavy. Soft sole, flexible shoes allow your child to feel the ground, which will help them grip and improve their balance and coordination, enabling them to walk more confidently. Transitioning to toddler shoes Our range of soft sole baby shoes are created with a wider toe area and extra room around the top of the foot to allow for growing feet and wriggly toes. They come in a range of styles that are comfortable and easy to put on little feet. A slightly more rigid sole can be introduced when your child has been confidently walking for at least a few months. We have a range of kids shoes with a flexible rubber sole, that can help the transition from soft soles to shoes.

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Baby Urban Boots are made from premium soft leather to allow for healthy foot development. It is recommended that you keep your child in flexible soled shoes from birth until they are confidently walking. Materials:  Upper – Leather Inner Sole – Leather Outsole – Suede Leather Support for developing feet According to the Australian Podiatrist Association, barefoot or only wearing very soft shoes helps your children's foot to develop and assists in strengthening muscles. Babies tend to have a natural reflex to curl their toes and arch their feet which means that lightweight, flexible shoes tend to allow feet to move freely and support natural movement. Protection from heat/cold Little feet need protection from the heat in summer, the cold in winter and from unpleasant surfaces, especially when they start to crawl. Socks are great for around the house, but shoes are preferred when your child is outside, especially when the weather is cooler or they are crawling in public areas or outside. Leather shoes allow your child’s feet to breathe and stay cool in warmer months, while still protecting them from the sun. Learning to walk When your baby starts to learn how to walk, podiatrists recommend keeping your child in soft soles shoes. Shoes with thick soles can make it more difficult for your child when they are learning to walk due to being to rigid or heavy. Soft sole, flexible shoes allow your child to feel the ground, which will help them grip and improve their balance and coordination, enabling them to walk more confidently. Transitioning to toddler shoes Our range of soft sole baby shoes are created with a wider toe area and extra room around the top of the foot to allow for growing feet and wriggly toes. They come in a range of styles that are comfortable and easy to put on little feet. A slightly more rigid sole can be introduced when your child has been confidently walking for at least a few months. We have a range of kids shoes with a flexible rubber sole, that can help the transition from soft soles to shoes.

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Baby Oxford Lace-Ups Materials:  Upper – Leather Inner Sole – Leather Outsole – Leather Eyelets and Lace Support for developing feet According to the Australian Podiatrist Association, barefoot or only wearing very soft shoes helps your children's foot to develop and assists in strengthening muscles. Babies tend to have a natural reflex to curl their toes and arch their feet which means that lightweight, flexible shoes tend to allow feet to move freely and support natural movement. Protection from heat/cold Little feet need protection from the heat in summer, the cold in winter and from unpleasant surfaces, especially when they start to crawl. Socks are great for around the house, but shoes are preferred when your child is outside, especially when the weather is cooler or they are crawling in public areas or outside. Leather shoes allow your child’s feet to breathe and stay cool in warmer months, while still protecting them from the sun. Learning to walk When your baby starts to learn how to walk, podiatrists recommend keeping your child in soft soles shoes. Shoes with thick soles can make it more difficult for your child when they are learning to walk due to being to rigid or heavy. Soft sole, flexible shoes allow your child to feel the ground, which will help them grip and improve their balance and coordination, enabling them to walk more confidently. Transitioning to toddler shoes Our range of soft sole baby shoes are created with a wider toe area and extra room around the top of the foot to allow for growing feet and wriggly toes. They come in a range of styles that are comfortable and easy to put on little feet. A slightly more rigid sole can be introduced when your child has been confidently walking for at least a few months. We have a range of kids shoes with a flexible rubber sole, that can help the transition from soft soles to shoes.

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Baby Oxford Lace-Ups Materials:  Upper – Leather Inner Sole – Leather Outsole – Leather Eyelets and Lace Support for developing feet According to the Australian Podiatrist Association, barefoot or only wearing very soft shoes helps your children's foot to develop and assists in strengthening muscles. Babies tend to have a natural reflex to curl their toes and arch their feet which means that lightweight, flexible shoes tend to allow feet to move freely and support natural movement. Protection from heat/cold Little feet need protection from the heat in summer, the cold in winter and from unpleasant surfaces, especially when they start to crawl. Socks are great for around the house, but shoes are preferred when your child is outside, especially when the weather is cooler or they are crawling in public areas or outside. Leather shoes allow your child’s feet to breathe and stay cool in warmer months, while still protecting them from the sun. Learning to walk When your baby starts to learn how to walk, podiatrists recommend keeping your child in soft soles shoes. Shoes with thick soles can make it more difficult for your child when they are learning to walk due to being to rigid or heavy. Soft sole, flexible shoes allow your child to feel the ground, which will help them grip and improve their balance and coordination, enabling them to walk more confidently. Transitioning to toddler shoes Our range of soft sole baby shoes are created with a wider toe area and extra room around the top of the foot to allow for growing feet and wriggly toes. They come in a range of styles that are comfortable and easy to put on little feet. A slightly more rigid sole can be introduced when your child has been confidently walking for at least a few months. We have a range of kids shoes with a flexible rubber sole, that can help the transition from soft soles to shoes.

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Baby Oxford Lace-Ups Materials:  Upper – Leather Inner Sole – Leather Outsole – Leather Eyelets and Lace Support for developing feet According to the Australian Podiatrist Association, barefoot or only wearing very soft shoes helps your children's foot to develop and assists in strengthening muscles. Babies tend to have a natural reflex to curl their toes and arch their feet which means that lightweight, flexible shoes tend to allow feet to move freely and support natural movement. Protection from heat/cold Little feet need protection from the heat in summer, the cold in winter and from unpleasant surfaces, especially when they start to crawl. Socks are great for around the house, but shoes are preferred when your child is outside, especially when the weather is cooler or they are crawling in public areas or outside. Leather shoes allow your child’s feet to breathe and stay cool in warmer months, while still protecting them from the sun. Learning to walk When your baby starts to learn how to walk, podiatrists recommend keeping your child in soft soles shoes. Shoes with thick soles can make it more difficult for your child when they are learning to walk due to being to rigid or heavy. Soft sole, flexible shoes allow your child to feel the ground, which will help them grip and improve their balance and coordination, enabling them to walk more confidently. Transitioning to toddler shoes Our range of soft sole baby shoes are created with a wider toe area and extra room around the top of the foot to allow for growing feet and wriggly toes. They come in a range of styles that are comfortable and easy to put on little feet. A slightly more rigid sole can be introduced when your child has been confidently walking for at least a few months. We have a range of kids shoes with a flexible rubber sole, that can help the transition from soft soles to shoes.

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Baby Oxford Lace-Ups Materials:  Upper – Leather Inner Sole – Leather Outsole – Leather Eyelets and Lace Support for developing feet According to the Australian Podiatrist Association, barefoot or only wearing very soft shoes helps your children's foot to develop and assists in strengthening muscles. Babies tend to have a natural reflex to curl their toes and arch their feet which means that lightweight, flexible shoes tend to allow feet to move freely and support natural movement. Protection from heat/cold Little feet need protection from the heat in summer, the cold in winter and from unpleasant surfaces, especially when they start to crawl. Socks are great for around the house, but shoes are preferred when your child is outside, especially when the weather is cooler or they are crawling in public areas or outside. Leather shoes allow your child’s feet to breathe and stay cool in warmer months, while still protecting them from the sun. Learning to walk When your baby starts to learn how to walk, podiatrists recommend keeping your child in soft soles shoes. Shoes with thick soles can make it more difficult for your child when they are learning to walk due to being to rigid or heavy. Soft sole, flexible shoes allow your child to feel the ground, which will help them grip and improve their balance and coordination, enabling them to walk more confidently. Transitioning to toddler shoes Our range of soft sole baby shoes are created with a wider toe area and extra room around the top of the foot to allow for growing feet and wriggly toes. They come in a range of styles that are comfortable and easy to put on little feet. A slightly more rigid sole can be introduced when your child has been confidently walking for at least a few months. We have a range of kids shoes with a flexible rubber sole, that can help the transition from soft soles to shoes.

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Baby Oxford Lace-Ups Materials:  Upper – Leather Inner Sole – Leather Outsole – Leather Eyelets and Lace Support for developing feet According to the Australian Podiatrist Association, barefoot or only wearing very soft shoes helps your children's foot to develop and assists in strengthening muscles. Babies tend to have a natural reflex to curl their toes and arch their feet which means that lightweight, flexible shoes tend to allow feet to move freely and support natural movement. Protection from heat/cold Little feet need protection from the heat in summer, the cold in winter and from unpleasant surfaces, especially when they start to crawl. Socks are great for around the house, but shoes are preferred when your child is outside, especially when the weather is cooler or they are crawling in public areas or outside. Leather shoes allow your child’s feet to breathe and stay cool in warmer months, while still protecting them from the sun. Learning to walk When your baby starts to learn how to walk, podiatrists recommend keeping your child in soft soles shoes. Shoes with thick soles can make it more difficult for your child when they are learning to walk due to being to rigid or heavy. Soft sole, flexible shoes allow your child to feel the ground, which will help them grip and improve their balance and coordination, enabling them to walk more confidently. Transitioning to toddler shoes Our range of soft sole baby shoes are created with a wider toe area and extra room around the top of the foot to allow for growing feet and wriggly toes. They come in a range of styles that are comfortable and easy to put on little feet. A slightly more rigid sole can be introduced when your child has been confidently walking for at least a few months. We have a range of kids shoes with a flexible rubber sole, that can help the transition from soft soles to shoes.

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Baby Oxford Lace-Ups Materials:  Upper – Leather Inner Sole – Leather Outsole – Leather Eyelets and Lace Support for developing feet According to the Australian Podiatrist Association, barefoot or only wearing very soft shoes helps your children's foot to develop and assists in strengthening muscles. Babies tend to have a natural reflex to curl their toes and arch their feet which means that lightweight, flexible shoes tend to allow feet to move freely and support natural movement. Protection from heat/cold Little feet need protection from the heat in summer, the cold in winter and from unpleasant surfaces, especially when they start to crawl. Socks are great for around the house, but shoes are preferred when your child is outside, especially when the weather is cooler or they are crawling in public areas or outside. Leather shoes allow your child’s feet to breathe and stay cool in warmer months, while still protecting them from the sun. Learning to walk When your baby starts to learn how to walk, podiatrists recommend keeping your child in soft soles shoes. Shoes with thick soles can make it more difficult for your child when they are learning to walk due to being to rigid or heavy. Soft sole, flexible shoes allow your child to feel the ground, which will help them grip and improve their balance and coordination, enabling them to walk more confidently. Transitioning to toddler shoes Our range of soft sole baby shoes are created with a wider toe area and extra room around the top of the foot to allow for growing feet and wriggly toes. They come in a range of styles that are comfortable and easy to put on little feet. A slightly more rigid sole can be introduced when your child has been confidently walking for at least a few months. We have a range of kids shoes with a flexible rubber sole, that can help the transition from soft soles to shoes.

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Baby City Moccasins are made from premium soft leather, with a flexivle zipper for easy use. Three everlasting colours to choose from. Perfect for their first two little steps. Materials:  Upper – Leather Inner Sole – Leather Outsole – Leather Zipper Support for developing feet According to the Australian Podiatrist Association, barefoot or only wearing very soft shoes helps your children's foot to develop and assists in strengthening muscles. Babies tend to have a natural reflex to curl their toes and arch their feet which means that lightweight, flexible shoes tend to allow feet to move freely and support natural movement. Protection from heat/cold Little feet need protection from the heat in summer, the cold in winter and from unpleasant surfaces, especially when they start to crawl. Socks are great for around the house, but shoes are preferred when your child is outside, especially when the weather is cooler or they are crawling in public areas or outside. Leather shoes allow your child’s feet to breathe and stay cool in warmer months, while still protecting them from the sun. Learning to walk When your baby starts to learn how to walk, podiatrists recommend keeping your child in soft soles shoes. Shoes with thick soles can make it more difficult for your child when they are learning to walk due to being to rigid or heavy. Soft sole, flexible shoes allow your child to feel the ground, which will help them grip and improve their balance and coordination, enabling them to walk more confidently. Transitioning to toddler shoes Our range of soft sole baby shoes are created with a wider toe area and extra room around the top of the foot to allow for growing feet and wriggly toes. They come in a range of styles that are comfortable and easy to put on little feet. A slightly more rigid sole can be introduced when your child has been confidently walking for at least a few months. We have a range of kids shoes with a flexible rubber sole, that can help the transition from soft soles to shoes.

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Baby City Moccasins are made from premium soft leather, with a flexivle zipper for easy use. Three everlasting colours to choose from. Perfect for their first two little steps. Materials:  Upper – Leather Inner Sole – Leather Outsole – Leather Zipper Support for developing feet According to the Australian Podiatrist Association, barefoot or only wearing very soft shoes helps your children's foot to develop and assists in strengthening muscles. Babies tend to have a natural reflex to curl their toes and arch their feet which means that lightweight, flexible shoes tend to allow feet to move freely and support natural movement. Protection from heat/cold Little feet need protection from the heat in summer, the cold in winter and from unpleasant surfaces, especially when they start to crawl. Socks are great for around the house, but shoes are preferred when your child is outside, especially when the weather is cooler or they are crawling in public areas or outside. Leather shoes allow your child’s feet to breathe and stay cool in warmer months, while still protecting them from the sun. Learning to walk When your baby starts to learn how to walk, podiatrists recommend keeping your child in soft soles shoes. Shoes with thick soles can make it more difficult for your child when they are learning to walk due to being to rigid or heavy. Soft sole, flexible shoes allow your child to feel the ground, which will help them grip and improve their balance and coordination, enabling them to walk more confidently. Transitioning to toddler shoes Our range of soft sole baby shoes are created with a wider toe area and extra room around the top of the foot to allow for growing feet and wriggly toes. They come in a range of styles that are comfortable and easy to put on little feet. A slightly more rigid sole can be introduced when your child has been confidently walking for at least a few months. We have a range of kids shoes with a flexible rubber sole, that can help the transition from soft soles to shoes.

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Baby City Moccasins are made from premium soft leather, with a flexivle zipper for easy use. Three everlasting colours to choose from. Perfect for their first two little steps. Materials:  Upper – Leather Inner Sole – Leather Outsole – Leather Zipper Support for developing feet According to the Australian Podiatrist Association, barefoot or only wearing very soft shoes helps your children's foot to develop and assists in strengthening muscles. Babies tend to have a natural reflex to curl their toes and arch their feet which means that lightweight, flexible shoes tend to allow feet to move freely and support natural movement. Protection from heat/cold Little feet need protection from the heat in summer, the cold in winter and from unpleasant surfaces, especially when they start to crawl. Socks are great for around the house, but shoes are preferred when your child is outside, especially when the weather is cooler or they are crawling in public areas or outside. Leather shoes allow your child’s feet to breathe and stay cool in warmer months, while still protecting them from the sun. Learning to walk When your baby starts to learn how to walk, podiatrists recommend keeping your child in soft soles shoes. Shoes with thick soles can make it more difficult for your child when they are learning to walk due to being to rigid or heavy. Soft sole, flexible shoes allow your child to feel the ground, which will help them grip and improve their balance and coordination, enabling them to walk more confidently. Transitioning to toddler shoes Our range of soft sole baby shoes are created with a wider toe area and extra room around the top of the foot to allow for growing feet and wriggly toes. They come in a range of styles that are comfortable and easy to put on little feet. A slightly more rigid sole can be introduced when your child has been confidently walking for at least a few months. We have a range of kids shoes with a flexible rubber sole, that can help the transition from soft soles to shoes.

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Baby Seaside Sandals have a soft leather sole great for young developing feet, soft and lightweight making it easier to transition to early walking, two little steps at a time. Materials:  Upper – Leather Inner Sole – Leather Outsole – Suede Leather Support for developing feet According to the Australian Podiatrist Association, barefoot or only wearing very soft shoes helps your children's foot to develop and assists in strengthening muscles. Babies tend to have a natural reflex to curl their toes and arch their feet which means that lightweight, flexible shoes tend to allow feet to move freely and support natural movement. Protection from heat/cold Little feet need protection from the heat in summer, the cold in winter and from unpleasant surfaces, especially when they start to crawl. Socks are great for around the house, but shoes are preferred when your child is outside, especially when the weather is cooler or they are crawling in public areas or outside. Leather shoes allow your child’s feet to breathe and stay cool in warmer months, while still protecting them from the sun. Learning to walk When your baby starts to learn how to walk, podiatrists recommend keeping your child in soft soles shoes. Shoes with thick soles can make it more difficult for your child when they are learning to walk due to being to rigid or heavy. Soft sole, flexible shoes allow your child to feel the ground, which will help them grip and improve their balance and coordination, enabling them to walk more confidently. Transitioning to toddler shoes Our range of soft sole baby shoes are created with a wider toe area and extra room around the top of the foot to allow for growing feet and wriggly toes. They come in a range of styles that are comfortable and easy to put on little feet. A slightly more rigid sole can be introduced when your child has been confidently walking for at least a few months. We have a range of kids shoes with a flexible rubber sole, that can help the transition from soft soles to shoes.

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Baby Seaside Sandals have a soft leather sole great for young developing feet, soft and lightweight making it easier to transition to early walking, two little steps at a time. Materials:  Upper – Leather Inner Sole – Leather Outsole – Suede Leather Support for developing feet According to the Australian Podiatrist Association, barefoot or only wearing very soft shoes helps your children's foot to develop and assists in strengthening muscles. Babies tend to have a natural reflex to curl their toes and arch their feet which means that lightweight, flexible shoes tend to allow feet to move freely and support natural movement. Protection from heat/cold Little feet need protection from the heat in summer, the cold in winter and from unpleasant surfaces, especially when they start to crawl. Socks are great for around the house, but shoes are preferred when your child is outside, especially when the weather is cooler or they are crawling in public areas or outside. Leather shoes allow your child’s feet to breathe and stay cool in warmer months, while still protecting them from the sun. Learning to walk When your baby starts to learn how to walk, podiatrists recommend keeping your child in soft soles shoes. Shoes with thick soles can make it more difficult for your child when they are learning to walk due to being to rigid or heavy. Soft sole, flexible shoes allow your child to feel the ground, which will help them grip and improve their balance and coordination, enabling them to walk more confidently. Transitioning to toddler shoes Our range of soft sole baby shoes are created with a wider toe area and extra room around the top of the foot to allow for growing feet and wriggly toes. They come in a range of styles that are comfortable and easy to put on little feet. A slightly more rigid sole can be introduced when your child has been confidently walking for at least a few months. We have a range of kids shoes with a flexible rubber sole, that can help the transition from soft soles to shoes.

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Baby Seaside Sandals have a soft leather sole great for young developing feet, soft and lightweight making it easier to transition to early walking, two little steps at a time. Materials:  Upper – Leather Inner Sole – Leather Outsole – Suede Leather Support for developing feet According to the Australian Podiatrist Association, barefoot or only wearing very soft shoes helps your children's foot to develop and assists in strengthening muscles. Babies tend to have a natural reflex to curl their toes and arch their feet which means that lightweight, flexible shoes tend to allow feet to move freely and support natural movement. Protection from heat/cold Little feet need protection from the heat in summer, the cold in winter and from unpleasant surfaces, especially when they start to crawl. Socks are great for around the house, but shoes are preferred when your child is outside, especially when the weather is cooler or they are crawling in public areas or outside. Leather shoes allow your child’s feet to breathe and stay cool in warmer months, while still protecting them from the sun. Learning to walk When your baby starts to learn how to walk, podiatrists recommend keeping your child in soft soles shoes. Shoes with thick soles can make it more difficult for your child when they are learning to walk due to being to rigid or heavy. Soft sole, flexible shoes allow your child to feel the ground, which will help them grip and improve their balance and coordination, enabling them to walk more confidently. Transitioning to toddler shoes Our range of soft sole baby shoes are created with a wider toe area and extra room around the top of the foot to allow for growing feet and wriggly toes. They come in a range of styles that are comfortable and easy to put on little feet. A slightly more rigid sole can be introduced when your child has been confidently walking for at least a few months. We have a range of kids shoes with a flexible rubber sole, that can help the transition from soft soles to shoes.

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Baby Seaside Sandals have a soft leather sole great for young developing feet, soft and lightweight making it easier to transition to early walking, two little steps at a time. Materials:  Upper – Leather Inner Sole – Leather Outsole – Suede Leather Support for developing feet According to the Australian Podiatrist Association, barefoot or only wearing very soft shoes helps your children's foot to develop and assists in strengthening muscles. Babies tend to have a natural reflex to curl their toes and arch their feet which means that lightweight, flexible shoes tend to allow feet to move freely and support natural movement. Protection from heat/cold Little feet need protection from the heat in summer, the cold in winter and from unpleasant surfaces, especially when they start to crawl. Socks are great for around the house, but shoes are preferred when your child is outside, especially when the weather is cooler or they are crawling in public areas or outside. Leather shoes allow your child’s feet to breathe and stay cool in warmer months, while still protecting them from the sun. Learning to walk When your baby starts to learn how to walk, podiatrists recommend keeping your child in soft soles shoes. Shoes with thick soles can make it more difficult for your child when they are learning to walk due to being to rigid or heavy. Soft sole, flexible shoes allow your child to feel the ground, which will help them grip and improve their balance and coordination, enabling them to walk more confidently. Transitioning to toddler shoes Our range of soft sole baby shoes are created with a wider toe area and extra room around the top of the foot to allow for growing feet and wriggly toes. They come in a range of styles that are comfortable and easy to put on little feet. A slightly more rigid sole can be introduced when your child has been confidently walking for at least a few months. We have a range of kids shoes with a flexible rubber sole, that can help the transition from soft soles to shoes.

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Baby Seaside Sandals have a soft leather sole great for young developing feet, soft and lightweight making it easier to transition to early walking, two little steps at a time. Materials:  Upper – Leather Inner Sole – Leather Outsole – Suede Leather Support for developing feet According to the Australian Podiatrist Association, barefoot or only wearing very soft shoes helps your children's foot to develop and assists in strengthening muscles. Babies tend to have a natural reflex to curl their toes and arch their feet which means that lightweight, flexible shoes tend to allow feet to move freely and support natural movement. Protection from heat/cold Little feet need protection from the heat in summer, the cold in winter and from unpleasant surfaces, especially when they start to crawl. Socks are great for around the house, but shoes are preferred when your child is outside, especially when the weather is cooler or they are crawling in public areas or outside. Leather shoes allow your child’s feet to breathe and stay cool in warmer months, while still protecting them from the sun. Learning to walk When your baby starts to learn how to walk, podiatrists recommend keeping your child in soft soles shoes. Shoes with thick soles can make it more difficult for your child when they are learning to walk due to being to rigid or heavy. Soft sole, flexible shoes allow your child to feel the ground, which will help them grip and improve their balance and coordination, enabling them to walk more confidently. Transitioning to toddler shoes Our range of soft sole baby shoes are created with a wider toe area and extra room around the top of the foot to allow for growing feet and wriggly toes. They come in a range of styles that are comfortable and easy to put on little feet. A slightly more rigid sole can be introduced when your child has been confidently walking for at least a few months. We have a range of kids shoes with a flexible rubber sole, that can help the transition from soft soles to shoes.

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Baby Seaside Sandals have a soft leather sole great for young developing feet, soft and lightweight making it easier to transition to early walking, two little steps at a time. Materials:  Upper – Leather Inner Sole – Leather Outsole – Suede Leather Support for developing feet According to the Australian Podiatrist Association, barefoot or only wearing very soft shoes helps your children's foot to develop and assists in strengthening muscles. Babies tend to have a natural reflex to curl their toes and arch their feet which means that lightweight, flexible shoes tend to allow feet to move freely and support natural movement. Protection from heat/cold Little feet need protection from the heat in summer, the cold in winter and from unpleasant surfaces, especially when they start to crawl. Socks are great for around the house, but shoes are preferred when your child is outside, especially when the weather is cooler or they are crawling in public areas or outside. Leather shoes allow your child’s feet to breathe and stay cool in warmer months, while still protecting them from the sun. Learning to walk When your baby starts to learn how to walk, podiatrists recommend keeping your child in soft soles shoes. Shoes with thick soles can make it more difficult for your child when they are learning to walk due to being to rigid or heavy. Soft sole, flexible shoes allow your child to feel the ground, which will help them grip and improve their balance and coordination, enabling them to walk more confidently. Transitioning to toddler shoes Our range of soft sole baby shoes are created with a wider toe area and extra room around the top of the foot to allow for growing feet and wriggly toes. They come in a range of styles that are comfortable and easy to put on little feet. A slightly more rigid sole can be introduced when your child has been confidently walking for at least a few months. We have a range of kids shoes with a flexible rubber sole, that can help the transition from soft soles to shoes.

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Baby Seaside Sandals have a soft leather sole great for young developing feet, soft and lightweight making it easier to transition to early walking, two little steps at a time. Materials:  Upper – Leather Inner Sole – Leather Outsole – Suede Leather Support for developing feet According to the Australian Podiatrist Association, barefoot or only wearing very soft shoes helps your children's foot to develop and assists in strengthening muscles. Babies tend to have a natural reflex to curl their toes and arch their feet which means that lightweight, flexible shoes tend to allow feet to move freely and support natural movement. Protection from heat/cold Little feet need protection from the heat in summer, the cold in winter and from unpleasant surfaces, especially when they start to crawl. Socks are great for around the house, but shoes are preferred when your child is outside, especially when the weather is cooler or they are crawling in public areas or outside. Leather shoes allow your child’s feet to breathe and stay cool in warmer months, while still protecting them from the sun. Learning to walk When your baby starts to learn how to walk, podiatrists recommend keeping your child in soft soles shoes. Shoes with thick soles can make it more difficult for your child when they are learning to walk due to being to rigid or heavy. Soft sole, flexible shoes allow your child to feel the ground, which will help them grip and improve their balance and coordination, enabling them to walk more confidently. Transitioning to toddler shoes Our range of soft sole baby shoes are created with a wider toe area and extra room around the top of the foot to allow for growing feet and wriggly toes. They come in a range of styles that are comfortable and easy to put on little feet. A slightly more rigid sole can be introduced when your child has been confidently walking for at least a few months. We have a range of kids shoes with a flexible rubber sole, that can help the transition from soft soles to shoes.

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Baby Seaside Sandals have a soft leather sole great for young developing feet, soft and lightweight making it easier to transition to early walking, two little steps at a time. Materials:  Upper – Leather Inner Sole – Leather Outsole – Suede Leather Support for developing feet According to the Australian Podiatrist Association, barefoot or only wearing very soft shoes helps your children's foot to develop and assists in strengthening muscles. Babies tend to have a natural reflex to curl their toes and arch their feet which means that lightweight, flexible shoes tend to allow feet to move freely and support natural movement. Protection from heat/cold Little feet need protection from the heat in summer, the cold in winter and from unpleasant surfaces, especially when they start to crawl. Socks are great for around the house, but shoes are preferred when your child is outside, especially when the weather is cooler or they are crawling in public areas or outside. Leather shoes allow your child’s feet to breathe and stay cool in warmer months, while still protecting them from the sun. Learning to walk When your baby starts to learn how to walk, podiatrists recommend keeping your child in soft soles shoes. Shoes with thick soles can make it more difficult for your child when they are learning to walk due to being to rigid or heavy. Soft sole, flexible shoes allow your child to feel the ground, which will help them grip and improve their balance and coordination, enabling them to walk more confidently. Transitioning to toddler shoes Our range of soft sole baby shoes are created with a wider toe area and extra room around the top of the foot to allow for growing feet and wriggly toes. They come in a range of styles that are comfortable and easy to put on little feet. A slightly more rigid sole can be introduced when your child has been confidently walking for at least a few months. We have a range of kids shoes with a flexible rubber sole, that can help the transition from soft soles to shoes.

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