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Non-slip socks for babies and toddlers with secure grip, cushioned comfort, and a stay-on strap. Easy to put on, machine-washable, perfect for first walkers and active little ones.
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Color name
RGB
HSL
CMYK
#52AA7E
Aqua Forest
82, 170, 126
150, 35, 49
52, 0, 26, 33
#108043
Salem
16, 128, 67
147, 78, 28
88, 0, 48, 50
#FFFFFF
White
255, 255, 255
0, 0, 100
0, 0, 0, 0
BabyShocks creates non-slip socks for babies and toddlers, with designs intended to support little ones as they crawl, stand, and take their first steps. The brand was created by dads and focuses on helping children stay more stable on slippery surfaces such as hardwood and tile floors.
Its socks feature full-sole grip across the bottom of the foot, rather than grip dots, along with a stay-on strap to help keep them in place during everyday movement. Soft cushioning, rib arch support, and a seamless toe add comfort and protection. BabyShocks offers baby sizes for ages 6–12 months and toddler sizes for ages 12–36 months, with products available in multi-packs and different color combinations. The collection includes packs of four, six, and ten pairs.
The brand also shares guidance for parents through articles about walking milestones, floor safety, and choosing between bare feet, shoes, and non-slip socks. Customers can contact BabyShocks by email, and the company provides information on shipping and refunds through its website.
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How do I download the BabyShocks logo?
The BabyShocks logo comes in two versions: light logo and dark icon. Download as transparent PNG.
What are BabyShocks's brand colors?
The BabyShocks color palette uses the hex codes #52AA7E, #108043 and #FFFFFF.
The BabyShocks name, logos and brand assets are trademarks of BabyShocks and its affiliates. Brandfetch isn't affiliated with or endorsed by BabyShocks. Their use is subject to BabyShocks's brand guidelines.
