Too Big Shoes Affect Children's Legs.

Children's feet grow fast, preferably 2 to 3 months for a pair of shoes. Generally speaking, shoes grow 1 centimeters over toes. Too large shoes will not only affect the normal activities of children, but also hamper the correct posture of children walking.
In addition, buying children's shoes is not as soft as possible, because children's bones, joints and ligaments are in the developing stage. The balance and stability ability is not strong, the shoes are soft, and the feet can not get the corresponding support in the shoes, which will cause the feet to swing around, easily cause injuries to the ankle joints and ligaments, and easily form incorrect walking posture. In addition, when buying children's shoes, pick up the bending parts of shoes. Many children's bending parts are in the middle of the shoes, which can easily affect children's delicate arch. The proper bending part is the forefoot, which is the same as the bending part of the foot when walking.