It is a controversial issue for children who are still growing to support themselves with arch. Some people think that in order to give the foot the best chance to develop, they should use arch support, while others think that they should not disturb the growing foot and let it grow naturally. There is no doubt that when children start walking, their feet will become flatter. This is very common. The focus of the debate is whether it is worth paying attention to. This problem is not common among adults, so most of these children do grow up. The debate on this point may be polarized. Because both parties sincerely hope to do the right thing and are regarded as helping children.

Those who believe that pints cannot be treated correctly believe that most children do have flat feet. Those who advocate treatment point out that not everyone grew up in the Ping nationality, so to ensure that everyone grew up in the Ping nationality, it is not bad to treat everyone. Obviously, we’re talking about flexible flat feet that don’t cause any pain. If flat feet are stiff or painful, treatment is needed. This is especially true if the flat foot limits the child’s function. If flat feet are particularly flat, both parents have problems and can handle them. They may not grow up, so they will become a problem. If the feet are harder, they may not grow in them.

When you decide to treat your child’s flat foot problem, you must decide the best way. The most representative treatment is to use foot orthotics to correct arch. These may be customized models specially designed for children’s feet, or more cost-effective mass production models. Of course, in order to strengthen the muscles supporting the arch of the foot and increase the proprioception stimulation of the sole of the foot, there must be prescribed exercises. There are other arch support methods. For example, some brands of skull dragging have relatively benign arch support, which can be used for children’s size. This includes the Australian Archies brand. This Archies is very popular in adult sizes and is increasingly known for its use in children’s sizes. If the flatfoot is rigid or very flat and does not respond to the foot pad, surgery can be considered. In this case, they do tend to provide better long-term results.