Baby Boy Shoes

Shoes are not just footwear for babies. There are a series of benefits for the baby that may be less than we think. What are the benefits of shoes?
1. Protect baby's feet from sharp objects.
2. Support the weight of the body, so that the center of focus on the correct position. This position will form the correct gait.
3. Helps correct or correct some types of errors (abnormalities) in the baby's growing baby-growing process.
4. Helps to form a baby's leg structure is correct and normal.
5. Help and support the process of learning to walk baby, according to the stage of growth.
6. Maintain infant growth and direct rotation of the leg bone in the right direction. Therefore, the baby should start wearing ergonomic shoes from the age of 1.5 - 7 years.

Various kinds. Make no mistake, Mother. Shoes for babies have several types according to their function. Such as:
1. For babies learning to crawl. Use thick, lace-backed shoes to protect baby's back from touching the floor.
2. For babies learn to creep. Use shoes with sturdy outer edges to protect the edges of baby's feet.
3. For babies learning to walk. Use strong and sturdy heels so you can "grasp" the heel of your baby's leg well when you step out.

Tips & Tricks Choose Shoes. Want to shop for baby shoes? We recommend that you find shoes that have these criteria:
1. The shape is strong and sturdy so as to support the baby's legs well. Not too loose and also not too narrow, ergonomic like "embracing" baby's feet so comfortable to wear.
2. Choose shoes with a closed model and can form a normal baby's legs.
3. Made of flexible or flexible material so that it can change following the movement of baby's legs. So also with the inside of the shoe, select a made of soft material so that the baby's foot skin does not experience irritation.
4. Made of soft material and allows baby's skin to breathe, for example from a cloth that absorbs sweat.
5. There is space left on baby's toe, maximum 1.5 cm.
6. Choose which has medial arches (middle part on the inner side slightly prominent), so do not make the baby tired quickly.
7. Shoe tip rounded or oval, and not pointed.
8. Soles out sole (out sole) wide enough and strong enough to support the baby's feet, but also not too high.
9. The top of the strong soles "hug" the baby's heel. So, choose not made from cloth but from leather or imitation leather. Height should be up to cover the heel.
10. Choose a model that does not block the ankle so that the baby's legs can move freely and the knee does not bear the burden on the feet move.
Should replace baby shoes with new every 2-3 months, according to the stages of development of the road that has been achieved. Thus the development of the legs and the ability to walk the baby will be more leverage