Weestep

Winter

At least two types of shoes are recommended this season:

• high, with a thick sole, suitable for cold and rain; it is good if they are waterproof;
• lighter, with a flexible sole and upper, suitable for heated rooms, for long hours spent at home.

Autumn and spring

In autumn and spring, it is not recommended to immediately switch from boots to open shoes and vice versa.

Protect your child's feet from sudden changes in temperature with demi-season shoes made of leather with a leather or textile lining.

Summer

Up to the age of two, especially when the child begins to crawl, sandals with a closed toe to protect the toes and with a high back to support the foot are perfect.

From two years and older, when your child is more active, such shoes can be alternated with sandals, where the toe and heel are open.

At any age, avoid shoes without a heel strap, as it tires the feet and makes it for it difficult to move. Your child can easily lose it during a travel or trip.

AN IMPORTANT ISSUE FOR THE HEALTH OF THE FEET

Sweating

The foot is the part of the body that sweats more than any other part. Do you know why?

There are about 200 sweat glands per 1 cm2. Children sweat more than adults.

This is a natural process that you can learn to manage by following a few simple steps:

• after taking off the shoes, let them dry outside, keep them away from direct sunlight, which can cause their fading, and from heat sources such as hair dryers and heaters, which can make the leather of the shoes twisted and stiff;
• a little newspaper can be useful to reduce the amount of moisture inside the shoe and keep it in good condition;
• allow your child to wear at least two pairs of shoes per season, alternating them to prevent the proliferation of bacteria and microorganisms;
• practical removable shoe insoles can be an alternative;
• a good habit is to wear different shoes at home and on the street.

Our children wear our shoes — it is the best guarantee of quality