THE FRODDO GUIDE TO BUYING CHILDREN S SHOES

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THE FRODDO GUIDE TO BUYING CHILDREN S SHOES

Approximately 98% of people are born with healthy feet, but only 40% of these still have healthy feet by the time they reach adulthood. There are a number reasons why feet get damaged. One of the most notable is the problem of unsuitable footwear. Wearing proper footwear from childhood can prevent the majority of causes of foot deformation. Approximately two thirds of people complain of having problems with their feet problems that can be significantly prevented by wearing proper footwear of a suitable quality. Children s feet can remain healthy, active and will develop correctly in highquality shoes. These will prevent injuries to feet and ankles, thus increasing the amount of sports activity possible, which is good not only for healthy physical development, but also for improving self-respect and fitness.

FRODDO SHOES FOR CHILDREN FRODDO footwear has a mission to nurture the healthy growth and development of the feet of its customers, and precisely for that reason Froddo footwear is made exclusively from healthy, certified materials, without Chrome VI. FRODDO shoes protect children s feet and are ergonomically adapted. Free movement in the shoes enable feet to have good musculature, circulation and proper development. They are ideal for all children because they come in several lines adjusted to the age and anatomy of the feet. Comfort and physical care is achieved by installing ergonomically shaped insoles, which make the shoes more comfortable to wear and influence the healthy development of your child s feet. FRODDO shoes are made in cooperation with Professor Javor Vrdoljak, dr. med. The development of children s feet demands special attention. The criteria of quality, functionality, comfort and design must be satisfied. High-quality children s shoes allow for proper development while retaining foot functionality. Professor Javor Vrdoljak, dr. med.

CHOOSING SHOES DEPENDING ON THE AGE OF THE CHILD Children taking their first steps: At this age, to the extent possible, it is healthier for them to go barefoot. Podiatrists agree that the fastest and simplest method for children to learn to walk is to allow them to do this barefoot. Of course, if the child ventures outside, small feet must be protected from the sun and cold using footwear that is soft, flexible and made using natural materials. Once the child has started taking its first steps, its small toes and feet must be protected with shoes. Podiatrists recommend footwear with a firm but flexible sole. This is the reason why parents choose FRODDO minis for their children to make those first steps simpler and safer.

FRODDO MINIS The FRODDO minis line is the perfect combination of traditional quality and the latest technological achievements......it is distinguished by light and flexible soles offering complete softness, flexibility and mobility with every step. FRODDO minis come in a range of sizes from 17 to 27. 17-27

Pre-school and school: They can already jump, run, and ride bicycles as well as getting involved in other activities. They will also need permanent, durable shoes that are both soft and flexible. At this age, feet stop growing quite as quickly as when the child was smaller. Even so, feet must be regularly measured and given proper attention. 25-40

The FRODDO kids...line comes in sizes from 25 to 40, and includes low and high trainers and ballet shoes decorated with interesting motifs in various colours. The shoes are made from natural materials and thermally processed breathable canvas. They provide total comfort for feet, and protection from perspiration. They are appropriate for all types of activities, they are durable, and they look great!

Teenagers When it comes to teenagers, designs and trends are crucial when selecting footwear. 31-40

FRODDO TEENS In the magical FRODDO world, teenagers can find various styles to suit them. FRODDO for children and with children creates new styles for their various, engaging personalities. Natural, durable materials. Available in sizes from 31 to 40.

FRODDO ARNEPLANT INSOLES Our arneplant insole has a key advantage over other insoles. It is a patented insole made from recycled antistatic material, containing an activated charcoal and antibacterial substance. These materials have superb powers of absorption and hinder bacterial development. A three-layer breathable system significantly reduces perspiration. The first upper part is coated with leather, while the second middle part features a membrane that breathes, thus providing ventilation and preventing the development of bacteria. The third layer contains the activated charcoal and antibacterial substance. Extremely lightweight and durable, these insoles are anatomically shaped for an anti-shock effect.

INSOLES smile A leather insole with an imprinted smiley face to indicate the ideal place for your big toe, or longest toe. The insole is simply removed from the shoe and placed on the floor. The child then steps on the insole, at which point it should be immediately clear whether it is a correct fit.

VEGETABILE MATERIALS Inspired by and bathed in nature Vegetabile leather is formed in the classic, most natural way, giving leather particularly valuable properties and characteristics uniqueness in appearance, softness when touched, and comfort when worn. Such methods in the natural, vegetabile tanning of leather are synonymous with only the most traditional, healthy and natural processes contributing to a unique appearance with emphasis on environmental awareness.

MEASURING FEET When buying shoes, apart from checking the manufacturing quality, the use of natural materials and the attractive design, it is of prime importance to select shoes of the right size. Shoes should definitely not be too small or too large. The ideal gap between the big toe and the tip of the shoe is 6mm, which will allow the child s toes to move freely. This is important for the proper development of the feet. 6 mm IDEAL TO BIG TO SMALL

HOW SHOULD YOU MEASURE THE FOOT? 1. 2. Foot outline on cardboard Here is a simple method for checking whether your child s foot has enough space in the shoe: * let the child stand on a piece of firm cardboard (barefoot, or in socks) * draw an outline of both feet * add 6mm to each foot from the furthest toe * connect the endpoints to the outline, and make a cut-out * place the cardboard cut-out foot in the shoe if it enters easily into the shoe, this means that the shoe is the right size Feeling the toes By feeling the toes in the shoe, we can estimate whether the shoes are long enough. The foot will have enough space if, between your child s big toe (or longest toe) and the edge of the shoe, there is enough space for your finger. Also, check whether the toes are cramped while in the shoes by lightly pressing the toes with one hand, and feeling how far they reach with the other Always measure both feet.

HOW OFTEN SHOULD SHOE SIZES BE CHECKED? CHILD S AGE 1-2 YEARS 3-4 YEARS 5-6 YEARS RECOMMENDED CHECKING EVERY 2 MONTHS EVERY 4 MONTHS EVERY 6 MONTHS

More advice 1. Shoes that are not the right size can harm the feet. It is therefore important to measure the child s foot during every purchase. 2. Don t give away or accept previously worn children s shoes. Shoes that perfectly fit one child won t necessarily fit another. 3. Pay attention to the sole in the heel of the shoe. The child will often wear out the heel before growing out of the shoe. If the sole in the heel is unevenly worn on the left or right foot, then you should go with the child to visit an podiatrist. 4. Make sure you take your child with you when buying shoes. Let the child say whether the shoe fits, because every shoe fits differently. 5. Measure and try the shoes on both feet. Always buy shoes for the biggest foot (feet are rarely the exact same size). Often the biggest foot is on the opposite side to the hand the child writes with. 6. If you are buying shoes that the child will wear with socks, make sure they try them on in that way. 7. The perfect time for buying shoes is in the late afternoon, when the feet are a little swollen. 8. When trying on shoes it is very important that once you have fitted the shoes, the child stands up and takes a few steps in them.

1. CHECK WHETHER THE SHOE HAS A HEEL STABILIZER This can be found at the back of the shoe, above the heel. It is used to stabilise the child s foot during walking. If that part is soft, it is better to put the shoe to one side. 2. CHECK THE SHOE FLEXIBILITY The shoe must be flexible, not to the extent that you can completely fold it in on itself, but just so you can feel that the sole can be lightly squeezed. 3. TEST WHETHER THE MIDDLE OF THE SHOE IS FIRM (so as to prevent twisting of the feet). You can do that most easily by taking the shoe with one hand by the front, and holding the back part with the other while twisting the front part of the shoe to one side, and the back part to the other. If you feel you can do that easily, and that the shoe is able to twist in the middle, put it back on the shelf.

BEST MATERIALS FOR CHILDREN S FEET particularly concerned about the healthy growth and development of its consumers feet, that s why we create only highquality and comfortable footwear, made from healthy, certified material, without any harmful substances.

WHY EXPERIENCE AND HERITAGE NATURAL MATERIALS WITHOUT CHROME VI MANUFACTURED IN THE EU CERTIFIED MATERIALS VEGETABLE MATERIALS ADJUSTED TO THE AGE AND ANATOMY OF FEET COMMITMENT TO QUALITY SAFE PRODUCTS CONTROLLED PRODUCTION IN ALL PHASES OF THE DEVELOPMENT PROCESS 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 1. Thermoformed cap with enough space for healthy and unobstructed foot development Insole made from natural leather Anatomical insole Basic insole that retains the shape of the sole part of the mould Heal stabilizer shapes the heal part and stabilizes the child s foot while walking Lining made from natural materials, the softness of which provides comfort while allowing the foot to breathe 7. Flexible sole absorbs impact with the ground 5 4 6 3 2 7 1 WWW.FRODDO.COM