Avoid Your Baby'S Flat Feet. The More Soft You Wear, The Better.

When children reach the stage of climbing and learning, wearing shoes can first protect children's feet from potential dangers such as rough ground and other sharp objects while walking.

When a child is learning to walk, his eyes tend to look forward, instead of looking down. He does not pay much attention to anything. His feet may go on anything. When the baby is crying, the parents will feel bad.

Although most flat feet are caused by genetic factors, and many flat foot patients have not been treated for life, and have not affected their normal life, this does not mean that parents can ignore the development of their bones.

Shoe industry reminds children, especially children who just learn to walk, don't wear shoes too tight.

Be soft to protect children's normal bone development.

Flat feet can affect children's ability to bounce and run.

If flat foot is not treated for a long time, it may cause plantar fascia strain, fasciitis, bone spurs and other symptoms. It may also cause knee pain and low back pain.

Babies are flat feet before they learn to walk. Most children develop their arches along with bone development. At the age of six or seven, the arch is close to normal adults.

Recently, a media report in Shanghai said that the survey showed that 60% students in Shanghai had problems with their feet, and flat feet were the main diseases.

Experts say that although there is no such a high incidence in the outpatient clinic, it is still important for parents to pay attention to the development of their bones.