Move the vase to a higher shelf. Make your baby's world interesting. If she has fun things to explore, she will be too busy to get into trouble. For example, when you visit another house, take interesting toys to hold her attention. Teach your baby to do things right.
Shoes protect feet from rough or sharp surfaces.
They don't help a baby stand or walk. Until he starts walking in places that might hurt his feet, your baby doesn't need to wear shoes. Socks, booties or clothes with feet are enough. Bare feet are fine unless it's cold in your home. When he starts to walk, going barefoot around the house or in sand or grass is good exercise, and may feel good, too.