Even though I could let the adorable shoes pictures speak for themselves, I still wanted to share a little bit more about my latest obsession: freshly picked.
With our latest addition and third child, I have been on the search for a baby shoe that is easy to put, actually stays on my child’s foot and looks good. I know babies don’t really “need” shoes but let’s face it, shoes are much more elegant than socks, right? I am French, I can’t help it! Besides, it is never too early to get good habits! Well, the search is over. Freshly picked super well designed and butterly soft moccasin are just beyond adorable and come in a super large variety of colors and textures. Looking at them is like looking at treats in a candy store. You can’t decide which one to pick. They all seem to scream “pick me, pick me”!
Freshly picked was created by Susan Petersen, a Utah-based mother frustrated by the lack of well designed baby shoes. She started on her kitchen table with a $200 budget and is now expected to sell between 20,000 and 30,000 pairs this year. Her own children became the mocc-testers and helped her make the perfect moccasin: comfortable, durable, functional and of course super cute! All moccasins are made in the USA and the happy owner moms can’t get enough of them. But be aware, it may become an addiction…
Frederique Thumas
I am a Fashion consultant (I worked for Dior, Louis Vuitton and Yves Saint Laurent) and a mother of 3. I am half French and half German, married to a Belgian man. I lived in Paris, Brussels, New York, India and...back to New York. Happy to share my fashion views, product crushes (especially on the American market) and my mom's experience with you! You can also follow me on Pinterest: http://www.pinterest.com/fenetressurcour/
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