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When should my child see a podiatrist?

28 August 2022

All newborns are born with flat feet. When a toddler is beginning to walk, the arch of the foot, in particular, will develop. You can also check if your child has trouble placing his or her foot down or if he or she complains of pain that prevents them from playing. If you are concerned…

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How well do you know your child’s foot?

24 July 2022

Is your child's foot appearing to be deformed? Are they on tiptoes or heels when walking? For young children and their parents, taking their first steps and learning to walk are significant milestones. If you detect something unusual, do not worry or panic; instead, address the issue as soon as possible. Identifying problems in your…

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Podiatry and children

17 July 2022

When a family grows, one of the priorities for young parents is scheduling medical appointments for developmental checks on the newborn. However, arranging a podiatric consultation for the child is a rarer occurrence, even though walking is an important step in a baby's growth, and their little feet require just as much care as the…

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How to help your child go from booties to baby shoes

20 February 2022

When a baby takes his or her first steps and stands up, the challenge of finding the correct shoes for them becomes real. So, what is the best way to go from baby booties to walking shoes? Before all else, how can you make the best decision when there are so many options on the…

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How to encourage your teenager to look after their feet

16 January 2022

It is not always simple to persuade your teenager to take proper care of their feet. However, their feet are unquestionably the most mistreated portion of their body. Teenagers' foot care should be incorporated into their personal hygiene routine. Adolescents go through growth spurts, but did you know that the extremities develop and grow ahead…

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Child’s foot problems : when to see a podiatrist

16 January 2022

For children with foot problems, when should a parent seek help? This is a question that many parents, whether experienced or not, ask themselves. Even if some postures and movements are rectified as children grow, it is still necessary to remain vigilant in order to discover and diagnose specific foot abnormalities in children that may…

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Tips for baby’s first nail trim

16 January 2022

Have you given any consideration to your child's first nail trim? Despite the fact that it is a stressful process, it is one that you will have to complete sooner or later. It's natural to be nervous about clipping your newborn's nails because they're so thin and delicate. As a parent, you may be concerned…

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How to take care of your feet during pregnancy?

26 December 2021

Pregnancy is typically described as a unique and magical moment in a woman's life, but it also comes with several discomforts and pains. For instance, the feet are a highly sensitive region of the body, making them more prone to pain and discomfort. However, if the causes are properly identified, the pain can be treated.…

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Tips for choosing sports shoes for your child

22 August 2021

How do you pick the best sports shoes for your child? How to choose between the child's preferences and the imperatives of growth and development? Here are a few pointers to help you select the best sports shoes for your child, regardless of their activity. Selection criteria for a child's sports shoes Finding the appropriate…

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5 tips for choosing the right winter boots for your child

17 April 2021

Have your child's shoes lived through back-to-school and the fall season? It is now time to start thinking about what boots they will wear when winter comes. Their growing feet are more vulnerable to extreme weather conditions, so children generally need to be better protected than adults. We've put together 5 podiatrist-approved tips to help…

My child has leg pain, is it normal?

11 April 2021

It can prove to be frustrating for a parent to be unable to identify what is causing their child pain. However, in the case of specific leg pain, the answer is much clearer. Leg pain occurs in many young children between the ages of 3 and 6 as part of the normal growing process. Usually,…

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Should my child wear foot orthoses?

26 March 2021

It is rare for a child to need orthotic insoles before the age of 3. In fact, due to the fact that the structures of the feet are not yet developed, it is difficult to determine if there are any issues with them. However, if your child is of walking age and has difficulty doing…

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4 myths about growing pains in children

14 March 2021

Still a relatively obscure phenomenon, the discomfort caused by growing pains can be difficult to decipher. And yet, it is inevitable, because growth is an integral part of normal child development. Read on to learn 4 common myths associated with growing pains in children. Myth 1: Growing pains occur at any time of the day …

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How can the podiatrist treat growing pains?

13 March 2021

Growing pains usually manifest in leg aches that often occur during the night. This pain can start as early as age 3, in certain cases. They can also affect other parts of the lower limbs, such as the knees, ankles or feet. This type of pain is generally caused by: A suboptimal growth rate (e.g.…

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Baby’s feet: what are the most common foot abnormalities in babies?

10 February 2021

While they are relatively rare, foot abnormalities can prove to be quite distressing to a newborn’s parents. Fortunately, the majority of those abnormalities are not due to disease. Despite its unusual and perhaps alarming appearance, an abnormal infant foot is actually very treatable if the issue is quickly addressed. Here are the most common foot…

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Sever’s disease: a pathology in growing children

4 May 2020

Sever's disease is a type of pain felt in the heel (calcaneus) that should be monitored in growing children, especially if they are active! Rest assured, this pathology is frequent and benign. However, it can interfere with daily activities for several months or even years.  Of course, as a parent, you will never be able…

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How can we identify flat foot in children?

30 July 2019

Are you the parent of a young child whose feet seem a little too flat to you? You have a right to be concerned. While studies have shown that 97% of young children have a flat valgus foot, it may not correct itself without intervention. Most cases of flat foot usually resolve in the first…

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How can we help baby take their first steps?

22 September 2018

Helping baby take their first steps is always an important process for parents. Your baby's first steps are an essential part of their development. Babies normally start walking around their first anniversary (generally between 12-16 months). This process can continue up to 18 months of age or more for some babies. Regardless of the speed…

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How do I choose the right baby shoes?

7 April 2018

It's not an easy task to choose the right baby shoes, given their spurts of growth and unsteady walking technique. However, choosing the right shoes is very important to ensure the comfort and safety of your little ones, from birth up to 18 months of age. Below are some of the important factors to consider…

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