Age Range	Approx. US Size	Foot Length (inches)	Fit Tip
0–6 months	0–1	Up to 3.5″	Great for pre-walkers, soft fit
6–12 months	2–3	3.6″ – 4.1″	Leaves room for growth and socks
12–18 months	4–5	4.2″ – 4.6″	Ideal for early walkers
18–24 months	5–6	4.7″ – 5.1″	Size up slightly for thick socks

Why Parents Love Baby UGG Boots

• Soft and warm: These little boots are made from cozy materials like genuine sheepskin that are perfect for keeping delicate baby feet warm—without overheating.
• Easy to put on: They’re designed to slip on and off effortlessly, which is a lifesaver when you’ve got a squirmy baby in your arms.
• Stylish and versatile: They go with everything, from a fuzzy onesie to a winter jacket, and the neutral colors make outfit matching simple.
• Durable enough to pass down: If you take care of them, baby UGGs can last long enough to be worn by siblings or friends.

How Baby UGG Sizing Works

• Age-based sizing: Baby UGG boots typically come in ranges based on age:
  • 0–6 months: roughly US size 0–1
  • 6–12 months: around size 2–3
  • 12–18 months: usually size 4–5
• Check the chart: UGG’s size chart will give you the most accurate fit, so don’t skip it—especially if you’re shopping online.

Measuring Your Baby’s Feet at Home

Step-by-step measuring:

1. Place your baby’s foot flat on a piece of paper while they’re standing or being held upright.
2. Place a mark on the heel and the tip of your longest toe.
3. Measure the space between the marks using a ruler or tape.
4. Repeat the process on both feet and go with the longer measurement.

Compare with sizing chart: Once you have the measurement, match it with UGG’s size guide to find the best option.

How to Tell If the Fit Is Right

• Toe space is key: You want about a half-inch of wiggle room at the front.
• Secure but not tight: The boots should stay on without falling off but still allow some movement.
• Watch your baby’s reaction: If they’re pulling at the boots or seem uncomfortable, it could be a sign they’re too tight or loose.

Finding the Best Size for Growing Feet

• Size up slightly: Babies grow fast, and a little extra space means the boots will last longer without feeling too tight.
• Consider sock thickness: If your baby wears thicker socks in winter, this may impact the fit. A roomier size helps balance it out.
• Test the fit at home: After the boots arrive, try them on and check by slipping your pinky behind the heel. You should feel slight resistance—not too tight, not too loose.

How to Clean and Care for Baby UGGs

You’ve invested in quality boots—so taking good care of them will help them last longer and look better.

What you’ll need:

• UGG Cleaner & Conditioner Kit (grab it here—it’s made specifically for suede and sheepskin)
• Soft suede brush or sponge
• White cloth
• Cold water
• Suede protector spray

Cleaning step-by-step:

1. Use the suede brush to gently remove surface dirt.
2. Dampen a white cloth with cold water and lightly moisten the boots—don’t soak them.
3. Apply a small amount of cleaner to a sponge and scrub gently.
4. Blot away excess moisture with a dry white cloth.
5. Stuff the boots with paper towels to keep their shape and let them air dry naturally—no direct heat or sunlight.

• Protecting them from water: A suede protector spray adds a protective layer. Spray the boots before first use and every few weeks afterward, especially in wet weather.
• Proper storage: Keep them in a cool, dry place. Avoid plastic containers and use paper or fabric to maintain the boots’ shape
• 💡 Pro Tip: For the best results (and to avoid damaging delicate baby UGGs), stick with the official UGG Care Kit or a suede-safe alternative.
  👉 Click here to shop the kit we recommend

Things to Avoid When Using Baby UGGs

• Choosing a size that’s too small: It can restrict your baby’s foot development and cause discomfort.
• Washing them in the machine: Machine cycles and water can damage the suede and interior lining beyond repair.
• Using heat to dry them: Dryers, heaters, or even direct sunlight can shrink or stiffen the material.
• Storing them while damp: Boots that aren’t fully dried can grow mold, smell bad, or lose their shape.

Conclusion

Baby UGG boots aren’t just adorable—they’re functional and worth every penny. To make the most of them, it’s important to size up just a bit, measure your baby’s feet, and think about what kind of socks they’ll wear. With gentle cleaning and smart storage, those tiny boots will stay soft, clean, and stylish all season long—and maybe even beyond.

Key Takeaway: Baby UGG boots are best bought slightly roomy to allow for growing feet. With the right suede cleaner and gentle care, you’ll keep them in tip-top shape without ruining the material or fit.

FAQs

Are baby UGGs okay for newborns who aren’t walking yet?

Yes! They’re soft and warm, and perfect for keeping newborn feet cozy even if they’re not walking yet.

Do baby UGG boots have any arch or ankle support?

They have flexible soles that prioritize comfort over structure, which is just right for little feet that are still developing.

Can baby UGG boots be worn in the snow?

Not really. They’re not waterproof, so they’re best for dry, chilly days. Look for snow boots if you need protection against wet weather.

How often should I clean baby UGG boots?

Every few weeks or whenever they start to look dirty. Regular brushing helps prevent buildup, so you don’t always need a deep clean.

Do baby UGG boots come in wide sizes?

UGG doesn’t offer wide sizes for babies, but the material is pretty flexible. If your baby has wider feet, going up a size usually does the trick.