I have stopped putting shoes on him before we leave home and just tuck them next to his car seat. But a few minutes in the stroller and we are back at square one.

Victory (and really bright sun).

Walker didn't figure out how to take off socks until he was 3 and demanded to sleep in them every night.
Eli has never cared either way. Although, recently he will get out of bed and tell us his toes are cold as a going to bed stalling technique.
Colin only needs about 45 seconds to get both socks and shoes off. This kid has an opinion and a plan to make things happen. I predict some cold winter toes or maybe some lace up boots.
Related: Anyone visiting EPCOT who happens to find a size 4/5 brown croc, let me know!
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