Kids Shoe Size Chart & Converter
Enter a child's foot length to compare US C/Y, UK, EU, and CM sizes using Nike's published kids shoe chart.
Open toolFind free tools for everyday parenting tasks, from checking kids' clothing and shoe sizes to planning chores, rewards, and bedtime. You can also explore a kindergarten readiness checklist based on CDC milestones. Each tool works in your browser, needs no signup, and stores nothing you enter. Print or save charts and checklists as PDFs when you need them.
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Enter a child's foot length to compare US C/Y, UK, EU, and CM sizes using Nike's published kids shoe chart.
Open toolUse height and weight to find a starting US clothing size, from 2T-5T through 4-14, based on Carter's published chart.
Open toolChoose age-appropriate chores from the American Academy of Pediatrics list for ages 5-12, then print a weekly chart for your family.
Open toolMake a printable sticker chart for potty training, bedtime, brushing teeth, tidying, getting dressed, or a goal you choose.
Open toolEnter a wake time to see a bedtime window based on American Academy of Sleep Medicine ranges, then print a routine chart.
Open toolUse this interactive checklist of CDC milestones for 5-year-olds to reflect on kindergarten readiness; it is a guide, not a test.
Open toolEach Kidowear tool cites the public source behind the sizes, age guidance, milestones, or sleep ranges it uses. The shoe converter follows Nike's published kids chart, and the clothing calculator follows Carter's published chart. The chore maker draws its suggestions from the American Academy of Pediatrics list for ages 5-12. The bedtime calculator uses American Academy of Sleep Medicine sleep ranges, while the kindergarten checklist uses CDC milestones for 5-year-olds. The reward chart is a customizable template, so you can choose a goal that fits your family. Brand sizing charts can differ, even when size labels look alike. Before ordering, check the chart for the product you plan to buy.
These tools help you plan and keep track of everyday routines. They are not medical, developmental, or educational assessments, and a checklist result should not be used to judge whether a child is ready for school. If you have questions about sleep, development, or learning, talk with a qualified professional who knows your child. Nothing you type is sent to Kidowear or saved. You can print a chart or checklist, or save it as a PDF, for free. If a number, label, or instruction looks wrong, please report it through our contact page so we can review it.
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