I think Tom Cruise's crazy is spreading to his family. Katie Holmes dressed her three-year-old daughter in high heels and is now defending the decision, even though they're terrible for children. On the other hand, maybe this is for the best. I mean, if Suri is going to grow up to be as needy and attention-starved as her father, this is the right way to go.

Katie Holmes doesn't think there's anything wrong with dressing her 3-year-old daughter Suri in high heels.

"Like every little girl, she loves my high heels," she tells Access Hollywood.

After Suri was spotted wearing high heels on multiple occasions, critics complained that the footwear could be detrimental to her physical development. "A common side effect of adults wearing heels too often is the tightening or shortening of the Achilles tendon," New York podiatrist Dr. Oliver Zong told Fox News.

But Holmes, 30, insists Suri's heels are supportive.

"They are actually ballroom dancing shoes for kids," she tells Access. "I found them for her and she loves them."

Suri also "loves dancing and singing and she's just a joy," Holmes told Extra. "She loves it all."

"She also loves her crippling ankle and back pains," Holmes continued. "We're pretty sure it's a sign from Xenu that she's going to grow up to be the next high commander of Scientology - once she gets a sex change and we grow tentacles from her head, of course. She's going to be so darling."