Learning to tie shoelaces? Practice playfully with this little fake shoe!
This practice shoe looks just like a real child's shoe and makes learning to tie a lace familiar and meaningful. The sturdy, thick laces fit comfortably in the hand and make practicing clear and manageable – even for little fingers.
By clamping the shoe between the legs, it stays securely in place, allowing children to focus on the movements. Practicing tying shoelaces becomes less frustrating and more motivating.
What does your child learn?
- Fine motor skills and finger dexterity
- Hand-eye coordination and step-by-step thinking
- Independence : being able to tie your own shoes gives you a sense of pride
- Patience and perseverance : continued practice pays off!

Play suggestion:
Let your child experiment freely with knots first. Then, practice the "bunny ears bow" or a double knot step by step. Reward each successful attempt with a compliment – or a shoelace certificate!