Children'S Sole Thickness Should Not Exceed 1 Cm.

Don't give your baby to wear slippers at home, so what kind of shoes do you choose outside? Experts suggest that babies go out to wear them.

The sole should not exceed 1 cm in thickness.

Because,

As the movement of the foot needs to be constantly bent, the thicker the sole, the harder the bending. Especially for the baby who loves to run and jump, the thick sole shoes are more likely to cause foot fatigue and affect the health of the knee and waist.

In addition, children's balance and stability is not strong. If the back of the shoe is too soft, it will cause the foot to swing around, causing ankle and ligament injury, and may also develop bad walking posture.

In addition,

In order to express the beauty of the curve, the heel height is often increased. This will cause the whole foot to rush ahead and destroy the balance of the force of the foot. In the long run, it will affect the joint structure of the baby's feet, and even lead to the deformation of the physiological curve of the spine.

Shoes not only exist as people's daily necessities, but also a symbol of status, status and ability.

People's feet imply the most primitive psychological state and spiritual desire in people's hearts. Therefore, as a safeguard for people's foot safety, shoes are closely related to people's underlying ideology.

Therefore, it is reasonable to decipher unnoticed details from shoes.

If the soles are too soft, they will not be able to play the role of supporting the sole of the feet. When stepping on the soft bottom shoes, the outer side of the foot will be ground, causing the small toe to be pushed out, affecting the growth of the longitudinal arch of the foot. At the same time, the soft soles are thin, the heat insulation effect is poor, and there is no shock absorption effect.