We know that babies can't walk, of course, but we insist on putting them in tiny shoes because they're just so dang adorable. A teeny little loafer or an itty-bitty sandal is enough to send any kid-lover into frenzied cooing — and don't even get us started on those mini sneakers. But one company is taking baby shoes to a whole new level and some parents are not into it. The Pennsylvania-based company, Pee Wee Pumps , started selling high-heeled shoes for infants in 2014 touting that "they're just like mom's favorite pair of pumps only in a miniature size." The shoes, which retail for $10, come in a variety of colors (including leopard and zebra print) and cutesy names, like "Diva" or "Pretty in Pink." The brand recently came under fire after a U.K.-based watch group posted about the product . The article received tons of comments from concerned parents, with reactions ranging from "Is this a joke?" to worries abou...
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