Classic slippers APPLE
24,99 €
Kids classic slippers - NEW
How to Properly Measure a Child’s Foot?
During the early years of life, feet develop the most, which means that proper footwear has a significant impact on the motor development of our youngest.
In the warmer months, we can certainly strive to adhere to the rule: as much barefooting as possible, but we cannot avoid footwear throughout the year. Therefore, we must promote the quality and natural development of a child’s foot with footwear that mimics a bare foot as much as possible — meaning it is soft, flexible, and adapted to the arch of the foot. This is true not only for children’s shoes but also for children’s slippers, in which a child spends more than a third of the day. These serve as support during their first steps and all subsequent activities.
The correct size of footwear is crucial for proper foot development.
When choosing, we must also remember how important it is to choose the right size of children’s slippers or shoes. Otherwise, the footwear will be too small, causing uncomfortable pinching and improper development, or too large, making the child’s walk unstable. Since children are constantly on the move, choosing the right size can be a real challenge.
But don’t worry, we have a little trick for you that will easily help you determine the size of children’s slippers or other children’s footwear. Follow our simple guide for measuring a child’s foot, which will save you energy, time, and money.
How to choose the right size?
Each child develops individually. To determine the correct size, it is necessary to measure the foot, but be careful that the child does not curl their toes during the measurement.
Step 1
Take paper, a pen and a tape measure. Place the paper on the floor against a door or a wall.
Step 2
The child should step barefoot on the paper, with the heel touching the wall.
Step 3
With the pen, mark the tip of the longest toe and the widest points of the foot.
Step 4
Measure the distance between the marked points on the paper.
Find the measurement in our size chart, which you can find on the individual product page.
