Rules to Live By When It Comes to Taking Care of Your Child's Feet

26th Oct 2022

A child's development is a key priority for all parents, especially in those all-important early years. Your child's feet are an important part of their development that should be cared for even before they can stand and walk by themselves. Improper care of a child's feet can lead to problems in the development of the bones, muscles, ligaments, and tendons in the feet, which can lead to persisting problems throughout their childhood and even later in life.

Wash and Dry Feet Properly
Make Sure Their Shoes Fit Correctly
Let Them Go Barefoot
Check Your Child's Feet Regularly
Cut Toenails Regularly
Observe Your Child's Walking Habits
Be Aware of Pain or Injury from Sports

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