Health Little Sense: Fashionable Children'S Shoes Are Bad For Children'S Walking Development &Nbsp; Barefoot Walking Has Many Benefits.

Fashionable children's shoes

Photos of Tom Curise's daughter, Suri's tiny mini heel shoes, often appear on the websites of major fashion street in Hollywood.

Now the children's shoes on the market are fashionable and cute, so that parents can not help but start their own baby.

However, the British media recently published an article saying that some fashionable children's shoes are not suitable for children at all, and children should be barefoot as far as possible.

Fashionable children's shoes are not suitable for children.

Tom Curise's daughter, Suri, is the focus everywhere. This cute little girl has been wearing a tailored Princess Dress since her childhood. The mini heels on her feet have caused widespread controversy.

Nowadays, many parents like to dress up their children in a fashionable and lovely fashion, and businessmen are right to see this mentality and have launched various fashionable children's shoes for parents to choose.

However, many parents do not know that children's feet are very different from adults' feet.

The feet of newborn babies are made up of cartilage and grow into 28 bones as they grow.

This process will last until eighteen or nine years old, and shoes worn during this period must be carefully selected.

Barefoot helps children grow

Mike ONeil is a senior foot doctor. He believes that many parents only consider the appearance while choosing shoes for their children without considering the comfort of shoes.

Tracy Byrne, another foot doctor, pointed out that the responsibility for this phenomenon is not only on the parents, but also hard for manufacturers to get rid of it.

"People see the mini in the store.

Like Bourne and O'neal, many experts have proved that children should do barefoot activities as much as possible.

Bourne explained that too small a child's shoes can impede his walking and brain development.

"Children can not make accurate judgments on the ground. When they wear shoes, they tend to look down, which will cause them to lose their balance and fall to the ground. When they are barefoot, their feet are directly in contact with the ground, so that they can keep their heads up, which will help to form a good walking posture.

Besides, walking barefoot can also improve the leg muscles and ligaments, and enhance the strength of the arch.

Bourne said.

No shoes are as good as barefoot.

A shoemaking company in the UK has worked with foot specialists to launch a barefoot shoe for 18 months to 7 year olds.

"Barefoot shoes" have a very soft and flexible sole, loose toe, and adjustable elastic laces and Velcro.

The shoes were first tried by a group of 7 to 12 year old pupils from South Africa and England.

Through comparative study, after two months of school wearing "barefoot shoes", the feet strength of these children is obviously enhanced, and their balance ability and joint flexibility have also been improved.

According to the children themselves, the barefoot shoes are comfortable and portable.

But for those who can't walk, the foot specialist still insists on not wearing any shoes.

Bourne told reporters, "crawling is the basic skill that a child must master. Bare feet can help them feel the ground better, and it will help greatly after learning to walk."

Barefoot can also make children's skin get better breathing and help muscle growth; and wearing any shoes will create additional pressure on the feet and legs, making it difficult to crawl. "