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Keep Baby's Socks On

Posted by Lisa Estall

 
A very cool product I just tested is Socks On! It was invented by a British mom with five kids!

Socks On! keeps baby’s socks from falling off. So how does this garment work? Read on to find out!

By slipping this product over the sock, it becomes secure through the hole around the heel. As a mom always trying to pull up my baby's socks, this item works! They would definitely make a conversation starter too since they are so different.

Sock Ons are made from a softly woven blend of elasticised material and come in five colors: navy, fuchsia, baby pink, baby blue, and white.

They are sold for $8.00 each at clevermom.me but you can use coupon code droolicious to get your 15% off.


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Posted Feb 04 2009, 09:34 AM
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Comments

 

liz said:

Someone gave me a pair of these when my son was 4 months old.  USELESS.  If my 4 month old can work out how to get them off, they have no chance against an older child!

February 4, 2009 11:19 AM
 

Sara said:

I got them as gift for my baby and they are AWESOME. She has not been able to figure out how to pull them of at all and she has really tugged. She is 7 months. Even I have a tough time pulling off the socks when I try.

February 4, 2009 12:34 PM
 

Lillie said:

Wish I thought of these.

February 4, 2009 12:42 PM
 

Robyn said:

Wish I had them when my kids were little. Work great for my grandson. Liz, can't believe your 4 month old could pull them off.

February 4, 2009 12:49 PM
 

Christine said:

These really work great. I have bought them for all my mom friends and they love them too.

February 5, 2009 2:13 AM

About Lisa Estall

Lisa Estall is from New York City and has a background working in film and television. Now she lives in the sticks with her British husband. They recently welcomed a daughter in October and also have a 3-year-old son. Lisa recently launched her own baby product review blog, Mogul Baby, and writes about pop culture and her life at Mrs. Mogul. She also is a contributor at Babycenter. She's waiting for that special day when she will be invited to the Oscars, not for the award but for the free swag. .

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