Manufacturer recommendation for the child size is 1 size larger than street shoe. Since this only goes up to a size 2.5 you will need to order the adult version 205. First convert the street shoe size to adult, which is a size 4 for child street size 2. Then follow the manufacturer suggested fitting which is "same as street shoe".
- DDS Customer Service (07/29/2019)

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The N, M, and W refer to the width of the shoe. N = narrow, M = medium, and W = wide.
- DDS Customer Service (11/21/2013)

They are width measurements N-Narrow M-Medium W-Wide - Ktmdancer (11/25/2013)

the medium looks like a good regular size. unless he has very narrow feet. - Vickibluesfan (03/04/2014)

It means thin foot, regular, or wide. - Heather1975 (04/01/2014)

From my experience, Daisys run wide, so I order narrow. There are narrow, medium and wide. - Mtmama (04/03/2014)

Narrow Medium Wide - Kamicakes (10/02/2014)

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My girls measure (stride rite) at 8.5 toddler girls and 9.0 toddler girls. They do not have wide feet and are pretty petite for their age. Should I just order this size? I am afraid if I order a bigger size they will not fit properly. Please advise. thank you.

Suggested Fitting: Children order 1 size larger than street size
- DDS Customer Service (10/22/2012)

They ran veeeery small for my sister who is also very petite. I would at least go up one size. - Ktmdancer (11/25/2013)

they are true to size, 8.5. you don't want them too big with tights. - Heather1975 (04/01/2014)

Shoes run very small.. would order at least one size up. - Cyndi80 (09/19/2014)

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