When the baby does not walk, it is not necessary to wear shoes, but when he starts to stand up, even before he starts walking, it is important to choose the most suitable shoe to help him take his first steps.
Generally, they start walking on 12 months, it can vary, two more months, two months less, but if at 18 months you have not tried to walk, it is convenient to visit the specialist in case there is a problem.
Baby's first shoes They aim to protect the foot and give stability so that the child feels safe. Preliminary shoes should be flexible to adapt to your movements, but hard enough to hold your ankle, reinforced at the heel and toe. If they are made of skin or nubuck, it will promote perspiration and prevent chafing. The sole is very important, ensure that it is made of rubber or rubber and that it has some engraving to avoid slipping. Much better if they have closure, it can be with velcro, which is very comfortable, with buckles or laces.
Regarding the shape, it is important that they adapt to your foot, that they are not pointed, not too tight, or too loose. It is recommended that they be one centimeter larger than the child's foot and check them regularly to check that they are not small.
The ideal time to go to buy them is in the afternoon, is when the foot is more dilated, and do not think about saving money by buying them bigger so that they last longer, this could deform the foot.
Seeing our little one walk is a very important step, both in the progress of his development and in the vigilance that we will have to give him. Your feet are growing and we must facilitate a healthy and normal development. The right footwear will provide it.
