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Merry Christmas | The Podiatrist and yourfeetnz
Wishing you all a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year http://www.thepodiatrist.co.nz http://www.kidsnmotion.co.nz
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Shoes for Kids | The Podiatrist and yourfeetnz
I spend a lot of time talking to adults about feet and shoes, and the conversation naturally drifts onto their children’s shoes. For years, we have been given advice from shoe manufacturers and...
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The Child’s foot | The Podiatrist and yourfeetnz
When people have babies, they’re always warned about the “soft spot” on the head – that the skull bones haven’t fused enough to adequately cover the brain. It’s such a well-known fact, most people...
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Kids- their feet and shoes | The Podiatrist and yourfeetnz
If you have active kids, making sure they’re wearing the right shoes for what they’re doing, and for their own unique physique, can be as important and wearing their retainers or washing their faces....
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Keep those feet happy | The Podiatrist and yourfeetnz
The importance of our feet has been understood for centuries. Even the Greek philosopher Socrates is reputed to have said, “To him whose feet hurt, everything hurts.” So, what comprises foot care that...
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Shopping for School Shoes | The Podiatrist and yourfeetnz
To avoid in-store arguments, parents and children should discuss in advance the style and brand of shoes they want to look for. Remember that a good fit is more important than the size of the...
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5 quick and easy tips to healthy feet and legs | The Podiatrist and yourfeetnz
There are many causes of leg pain right from muscle cramps and inflammation of tendons to arthritis, varicose veins and nerve damage. Leg pain due to muscle strain following an injury or wearing tight...
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Flat feet- Children’s feet | The Podiatrist and yourfeetnz
Children with flat feet, also called pes planus, have a flattening of the arch during standing and walking. Flat foot is normal in infants and young children. At this age, in the absence of any...
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Travelling? Care for your feet. | The Podiatrist and yourfeetnz
Although rest and relaxation are the goals for most holidays, they usually involve a lot of walking and a lot of walking usually involves sore feet. If your feet aren’t in the best shape or you don’t...
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