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We all know how quickly kids grow, and their shoes are often the first items that need frequent replacements.  Getting them checked regularly by experienced fitters will help guide you. However, this may not always be possible. 

Starting a new school year is an exciting time filled with fresh opportunities and experiences. However, new school shoes can often bring an unwelcome companion: blisters. These painful, fluid-filled pockets can make walking and standing a misery. But fear not!

As parents, we often focus on keeping our children healthy, from their diet to their mental well-being. However, one area that’s easy to overlook is foot health. Kids' feet are growing and developing rapidly, and the choices we make for them early on can have long-term impacts on their comfort, mobility, and overall health. In this blog, we’ll explore some of the most common foot problems in children and offer tips on how to avoid them, ensuring happy, healthy little feet.

When should I get my baby's first shoes? Is a common question we get asked daily. Newborn babies have perfect feet, and no 'true' bones...