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You'D Better Wear Leather Shoes Before The Age Of 14.

2007/10/12 0:00:00 10570

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You'd better wear leather shoes before the age of 14.

But don't wear pointed shoes.

Many parents think that when they buy shoes for their children, they think the soft cloth shoes will be more comfortable to wear.

As we all know, such shoes are not the best choice for children whose feet are in the developmental stage.

Under normal circumstances, children before the age of 14-15, the feet are in the stage of growth and development, the skeleton has not yet been fully finalized, the entire foot joints are not stable, need a little bit of shape shoes to help the foot shape.

And cloth

Shoes or rubber shoes are of soft texture and easily deformed shoes, which is very difficult to play this role.

Sometimes, some children will be staggered, especially prone to wrestling.

Some people are accustomed to walking in the "eight character" or "eight character" steps when they grow up. They may also be caused by loose joints and fixed feet.

In addition, the developing foot arch also needs a bit of high heel support, otherwise, the arch will lose support, and long time may cause flat feet.

Therefore, a pair of tangible and comfortable leather shoes is the best choice for children.

How can we choose a pair of tangible and comfortable leather shoes for our children?

First of all, the heel of the shoe should be a little high, 1 centimeters -1.5 centimeters, so it will help to support the arch of the foot.

Secondly, pick a little harder on the sole, because when the child is walking, the body's center of gravity is all over the feet. If the sole is too soft, the center of gravity will be unstable.

Finally, children's shoes and uppers can't be too narrow.

To ensure that the feet and toes are in a state of natural extension, but not space behind, in order to set aside about 1 centimeters (almost adults with a finger width) space is good.

In addition, do not choose that kind of pointed shoes, so that children wear their toes unevenly, which is not conducive to the development of feet.