Help! Small feet! I need shoes

[Gclewell]

So I've recebtly been accepted to nursing school, yay! Anyway. I have a pretty big obstacle to face... finding all white, no mesh, no clog shoes for my clinical days. I am a size 2-3 in shoes in girls, yes girls, not woman. I struggle all the time having to find specific things. Obviously I want to fit standards, be comfortable on my feet, and NOT HAVE LIGHT UP SHOES. any advice on where to look would be greatly appreciated :)

[ventmommy]

The only little girl white shoes that I can think of are white patent leather shoes that people buy at Easter. And they look ridiculously uncomfortable.

Old-school style Reeboks are back on the market. They make child sizes and are mesh-free.

[meanmaryjean, DNP, RN]

The only little girl white shoes that I can think of are white patent leather shoes that people buy at Easter. And they look ridiculously uncomfortable.

Old-school style Reeboks are back on the market. They make child sizes and are mesh-free.

I think the style name is "Princess" BUT they don't light up! (I feel for you- my sister is an RN and wears girls size 14 clothing)

[Oma to 11]

I wear a size 3 little girls shoes. Dansko professional shoes size 35 fit me just fine. They are a little expensive but will last for years. I have found them on sale at Zappos.com

[Gclewell]

Oh goodness, thank you!

[TruvyNurse]

Puma shoes run pretty petite. Slender fit. Maybe check them out