Supportive Shoes for Toddlers with Flat Feet - Improve Foot Posture and Stability

You can access a list of supportive shoes for toddlers with flat fleet here: fittingchildrenshoes.com/todd...
Is It Normal for Toddlers to Have Flat Feet?
It is a fact that most toddlers are flat-footed, but this doesn’t mean that this condition should be left untreated. Most medical professionals advise parents to be patient and just wait for their toddlers to develop an arch or to “outgrow” the condition, but the fact is that several of these toddlers don’t develop an arch, and parents end up regretting not having taken action sooner.
Flat feet can lead to foot and leg pain, muscle tightness, muscle weakness, or your toddler having trouble keeping up with peers in performing age-appropriate activities.
Find Out What Shoe Size You Should Order Online
I created a different resource that helps families retrieve their child's exact shoe size and foot shape (narrow, medium, wide, extra wide). This resource has been really helpful especially for families who don't have a local shoe store:
fittingchildrenshoes.com/how-...
Get in Touch for a Personalized Suggestion
Without a doubt, toddler's shoe needs can vary depending on their age, activity level, and any specific foot conditions they may have. If you have any questions or need any further assistance, you can also contact me via email and I will get back to you as soon as possible. I am happy to help you find a different pair of shoes for your toddler's flat feet so don’t hesitate to reach out if you have any questions:
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[@RachelThompson741]

I tried those New Balance shoes you recommend and they worked really well for my daughter's feet. Her foot posture is a lot better and she also looks more stable. Thank you sir!

[@fittingchildrensshoes3814]

I am happy to hear this!

[@melisasmith9749]

Hello Fitting Children's Shoes. My toddler has flat feet and stability issues. My doctor told me it was normal but he did recommend supportive shoes as he described him as having "strong pronation". I am a bit confused as the doctor recommended "supportive shoes" but didn't tell me which ones to get (I think he had no idea). I want the shoes you show on the video that are supportive and lightweight but I don't know which specific one to oder or what size. I believe my son has wide feet but I am not 100% sure. Help me please.

[@fittingchildrensshoes3814]

Hello, I am happy to help. Our first step should be to retrieve your son's exact foot shape and shoe size. I understand you believe he has wide feet, but we need to be 100% sure that his feet are wide and not extra wide. I can also help you determine whether he has high insteps or not. Use this resource: fittingchildrenshoes.com/how-to-measure-your-kids-foot-2-simple-steps-to-determine-foot-length-and-foot-width/ Once you send me an email with the required information I will be able to send you specific shoe recommendations.

[@darc2406]

Your email does not work.

[@fittingchildrensshoes3814]

Hello, have you already sent an email and didn't get a response ? The email is working fine as I responded to a couple of emails today. Here is the email again to avoid confusion: [e-mail]