5 Misconceptions About Parents Buying Children'S Shoes For Their Children!

5 misconceptions about buying children's shoes

1. children can wear longer shoes if they are older.

Too big shoes can not provide good stability, children need more effort, easy to tired and easy to fall.

2. pick soft shoes, children are more comfortable to wear.

Too soft shoes lack support effect. For children whose arch is still developing, the arch will collapse easily.

3. doll shoes are very fashionable, do not pay attention to the children's feet are wide or narrow version.

The fat pad of most children's feet is thicker, which is commonly known as "meat feet". The feet are wider and the shoes with narrow shoe ends are hard to wear. The feet are easy to wear and hurt, and it is also easy to deform the toes.

4. it's very hot in summer.

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The activity of children is large, but the supporting property of good shoes is usually very poor. Long time wearing or wearing chasing and running is not conducive to the development of arch.

5. everyone says that corrective shoes are good and children should wear them early.

The harder the shoes are, the poorer the comfort and mobility will be. The corrective shoes are aimed at children whose joints are loose or have already had arch collapse and heel skew. The general children will wear their shoes instead of their shoes, and the plantar strength is not easy to establish.

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1. soles should not be too soft.

Soles should be strong enough to support children's weight, especially when they are chasing and jumping activities.

2. ankle bracing is good.

Both sides of the shoe must be hard enough to support the heel of the child effectively, and it is not easy to skew because of running and jumping.

3. the height of the shoe barrel is the same as that of the inside and outside ankle.

The child's skeleton has not yet been completed. Too high a high tube shoe is not suitable, because if the child turns to his feet carelessly, it will probably fracture.

4. the width of the last is appropriate.

You can put five toes in your shoes comfortably and do not press the feet at the widest point. Parents can even pull out the insoles in the shoes directly than the feet of the children!

5. have adjustable shoelace (preferably over two).

The shoes are tight enough to help the children's arch support.

6. the size is just right.

When shoes are made, children must be tried on. If the appropriate size is moved to the tip of the shoe, the child's feet can still be placed in a finger of the parent. Let the child walk and jump in the shoes to see if there are any red spots pressed on the feet of the shoes.

In addition, parents should be reminded that when they buy shoes, they should pick dusk time to buy them, because the feet are the smallest in the morning, and the feet will be around 0.5 after the dusk. Therefore, it is most appropriate to buy shoes at dusk.

In addition, shoes also have a "useful life".

Generally speaking, preschool children need to change a pair of shoes in about six to eight months.

Because shoes will wear out after a period of use, and the balance of shoes will change, so that children can not provide children with safe and stable support.

If you continue to wear activities, children are prone to sprain or contusion during sports injuries.