JohnCenaFan28
03-24-2009, 07:06 AM
The company that brought the world stiletto shoes for babies has now launched knee-high leather boots for tots.
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The cowboy-style high-heeled boots are aimed at infants aged from newborn to six-months-old, reports the Daily Telegraph.
The six-inch high boots are made from patent leather, have silk lining on the inside and even come with silver spurs.
They come in black or pink and US designers Heelarious claim they are "sassy" and bring "hysterical laughter" to both baby and mother.
Hayden Porter, owner of Heelarious, said: "The boots are a brand new range which we've just brought in and people are very excited about them."
The boots have been designed and manufactured in the US but are available to buy over the internet for £30.
Claude Knights, director of Kidscape, said: "It is just ridiculous. It is totally and utterly inappropriate - what is the point? Children of that age shouldn't even be wearing shoes, let alone heels.
"The time has come for parents to use their brains and let babies be babies - they are not dolls to be made into characters."
-Nova
http://www.ananova.com/images/web/1487225.jpg
The cowboy-style high-heeled boots are aimed at infants aged from newborn to six-months-old, reports the Daily Telegraph.
The six-inch high boots are made from patent leather, have silk lining on the inside and even come with silver spurs.
They come in black or pink and US designers Heelarious claim they are "sassy" and bring "hysterical laughter" to both baby and mother.
Hayden Porter, owner of Heelarious, said: "The boots are a brand new range which we've just brought in and people are very excited about them."
The boots have been designed and manufactured in the US but are available to buy over the internet for £30.
Claude Knights, director of Kidscape, said: "It is just ridiculous. It is totally and utterly inappropriate - what is the point? Children of that age shouldn't even be wearing shoes, let alone heels.
"The time has come for parents to use their brains and let babies be babies - they are not dolls to be made into characters."
-Nova