How do you choose the right shoes for your little one?
With bare, little feet through the world. Do you remember how you took your first steps? It’s fascinating how a little human being starts to discover the world – let’s help him and make sure he stays healthy from the very first days. Also his feet, after all they are the ones who will carry him through life.
It is estimated that children up to the age of three change their shoes up to every two months. It is true that their tiny foot grows quickly, but this does not mean that the shoe can be inappropriately selected. Unfortunately, because of a child’s rapid growth, as a parent we very often opt for a quick and cheap purchase. Nothing could be further from the truth, as inadequately fitting shoes can result in serious illnesses and postural defects in the future.
It is also important to note that a tiny child may find it difficult to say that the shoes are putting pressure on them. He or she may not know how to express it – all the more reason to be vigilant and check that the footwear dedicated to toddlers complies with a few basic rules.
Flexible footwear for the child is very important. Comfortable, non-restrictive soles will give him full scope to take his first steps. Let him jump, run and walk on his toes as the fully flexible sole of the shoe will allow. As a manufacturer of handmade baby shoes, we also take care of the non-slip sole, so that your little one is fully taken care of!
Healthy shoes for children – a wide range
Okay, the design of our shoes is minimalist, but we also made sure that you as a parent have a full range of colours to choose from. You’ll find infant shoes in a variety of colours that have a fully flexible sole, plus there are no seams inside. All made of durable and soft materials.
In order to provide your child with maximum walking comfort, the top of the shoe has been deliberately widened to prevent foot deformity in the future. Thanks to the good anatomical fit to your child’s foot, you will ensure that they avoid hallux valgus and postural defects. Remember that taking care of your health starts with the first step.
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