More About Adi's Shoes

No, she isn't walking yet. If she was, you'd know by hearing me scream and the subsequent party. Adi's PT gave us the go-ahead to buy shoes. Adi is really unstable, and the support of the shoes might just give her the push she needs. She stands on the inner sides of her feet and one or both of her feet always point outwards.
Good, supportive shoes will get her to stand on the soles of her feet and hopefully give her more balance.
The criteria was: high top, lace up, arch support, flexible sole. Unfortunately, sandals, Mary Janes or even t-straps aren't supportive enough. The company the PT recommended was Ecco, so we armed ourselves with this info and headed to our friendly local shoe shop.

At first the worker showed me these:

Which I thought were cute, but not cute enough for Adel. I asked him to show me more options, but this was all he had. So I asked him to show me the boyish styles. He showed me these two:

I ended up choosing the brown ones. Looking at them now, the blue looks kind of cuter to me, but seeing them in real life, I liked the brown better. I'm not crazy about the white laces, but whatever.

At home, I snooped around a bit online and found a whole bunch more options for the same shoes. I'm considering returning the ones I bought and ordering these:

The same exact style, but in a lilac theme.

I also like these. Different color schemes of the girlie ones I was shown first:

...but I don't know if I like them that much more than the ones I chose. I'm not sure they are worth the hassle of returning and buying again.


I like this one as well. It's not available on Amazon in Adel's size, but I can search around if I determine that I want them.

I don't especially like these, but thought I might as well post them in the interest of considering all my options:

So what is the verdict? Do I keep these?
Or do I go through the hassle of returning and get one of the other options? This is a small neighborhood store, so they won't take returns so kindly if my reason is just that I found a nicer pair elsewhere. They measured Adi's feet, they spent time showing and discussing all the options...
I can just ask for store credit and use the money to buy sandals for Zusha, but their price range is $60, which is way above what I want to spend. I paid $65 for Adi's shoes because she needs this specific type, and I was wincing all through the transaction.

In any case, here's hoping that the shoes will be Adi's gateway to standing and walking!