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Looks like it is time for DS's first shoe fitting!!!

Babybear70Babybear70 member
in Babies: 9 - 12 Months
Well, DS is on the move and almost walking now. He walks with help, and can stand on his own. YAY!!! But we are noticing that he is starting to turn his feet in, and turn his right foot over just a bit and walk on the outside of it. So on Friday I'm going to be taking him to get his feet fitted for the proper shoes and hopefully it will help correct a forming problem before it becomes a full blown situation to handle. He doesn't have good feet behind him in his family so the more steps I take now to make sure his feet develop properly the better.
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Re: Looks like it is time for DS's first shoe fitting!!!

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    kalettekalette member
    I was told shoes hinder proper foot development, can you get some kind if special prescription shoe or something?
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    salt78salt78 member

    imageKimbus22:
    No shoes for babies is the standard.  Corrective Shoes, as they used to be called, can be more harm than good.&
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    imageKimbus22:
    No shoes for babies is the standard.  Corrective Shoes, as they used to be called, can be more harm than good.&nbs


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    imageKimbus22:
    No shoes for babies is the standard.  Corrective Shoes, as they used to be called, can be more harm than good.&
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    Our LOs have shoes but they only wear them out in public.  Otherwise they just wear socks or sleepers with skiddies on the bottom.  My son turns his feet out all weird like, but I'm hoping it corrects itself.

     

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