Happy feet

Happy feet

Happy feet When should you seek help for foot problems and how do you know which shoes are bad for your child's feet?   Buying shoes Children are born with soft, vulnerable feet and the delicate cartilage in them doesn't fully develop until they reach 16 to 18. This makes it extra important for children to wear shoes that support but don't restrict their feet.      Research from Austria in 2007 shows more than 75% of children's shoes are too short and...

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