Are you also hesitating whether to choose the Anti-Slip Crawling Pants or Anti-Slip Crawling Sweatpants? This is one of the most common questions we receive. Let’s take a look at it.

According to experts, it is ideal for the baby to have as much bare feet as possible. However, not every household has ideal conditions for us to leave the baby barefoot all day. And this should be one of the factors in deciding which product to choose.

If you have cold floors at home and you need to dress your baby in socks all the time, the Anti-Slip Crawling Pants will be a practical choice for you. Thanks to the anti-slip print on the toes, they offer support when bouncing, which supports the involvement of the legs when comando crawling unlike just pulling by the hands. Commando crawling ideally does not belong to development at all. But when it comes to it, it is good if the baby has the opportunity to involve the so-called Cross pattern even with it. The anti-slip print on the toes also plays an important role in crawling on all fours. Thanks to the anatomical cut, it provides enough space for the toes. And you will also appreciate the fact that you will not have to constantly rewind or look for socks around the household. 😎

But if you have a warmer home, the Anti-Slip Crawling Sweatpants will be the ideal choice for your baby. They offer a feeling of stability when crawling on a smooth floor and the possibility of bending the trousers from the bottom allows longer use. Of course, provided that the instructions for the care of the product are followed. 😇

You can also choose the Anti-Slip Socks or Anti-Slip Winter Socks for the crawling sweatpants, which you can combine as needed. This combination is also suitable for babies who do not fit the size of the foot at crawling pants.

If you are still hesitating with the choice of a suitable product or size, do not hesitate to contact us.

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