The Child

Children’s feet show changes within their normal development. As their body grows, their feet at certain stages will be at a higher risk of developing some diseases and it is very important to identify the diseases in time so that they can be treated as / if needed.

Various problems in children’s feet occur due to rapid growth, overuse, excessive weight gain, or changes in posture. Injuries from inappropriate shoes are also common, so it is very important to check their shoes regularly.

Sometimes children complain of leg pain and although this may be part of the body’s normal development, pain symptoms should not be ignored. Maintaining the health of the feet in children will help maintain their overall good health later in life.

Useful Tips For Parents

• Check your children’s feet daily. If you notice something that worries you, visit a specialist.
• Be careful when cutting their nails. The nails should be cut straight and not deep.
• Check their shoes and socks regularly to make sure they are the right size and spacious.
• Observe your child walking. If you find something that worries you, visit a specialist.
• If your child complains of pain, limps, falls frequently, avoids exercise or feels unreasonably tired, see a specialist.