Sherpa season has arrived! These cozy moccs are adorable and will be sure to keep little toes warm and snuggly through the winter months.
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Sherpa season has arrived! These cozy moccs are adorable and will be sure to keep little toes warm and snuggly through the winter months.
Join the BirdRock Baby family! Parents like you trust our moccasins on their little ones' feet.
All items are stocked and ship within 1 business day from our San Diego location.
"Fast shipping and an excellent product. They are easy to get on my son's feet and they stay all day. We love them!"
⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐- Laurie M. | 🇺🇸 United States | Verified Buyer
"My boys wore these nonstop as babies and now they’re my favorite thing to gift new moms!"
⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐- Melissa S. | 🇺🇸 United States | Verified Buyer
"My experience with BirdRock Baby has been great! The moccasins are adorable and very well made. The Customer Service I have received has been amazing!"
⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐- Mama D. | 🇺🇸 United States | Verified Buyer
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United States United StatesI love the products that BirdRock Baby offers. Shipping is fast and communication with them is very personalized. The products are excellent quality and I’m looking forward to gifting these two pairs of Sherpa moccasins to two friends who are anticipating the birth of their first grandchild in November. I feel confident about the quality of my gift.
United StatesI've ordered from BirdRock several times for my own children and have purchased to give as shower gifts in the past as well. That's what this purchase was for - a dear friend and first-time-mama-to-be. I was surprised to see no cute mini tote bag, and then SUPER surprised to see the Made in China tag on the inside. Is this with all your products or specifically the sherpa-lined? I get it that exporting production can be more profitable and the temptation must be SO real, but I really wish it was still American made.
