Psychomotor skills in babies: how the floor and footwear influence development
During the first months of life, much of a baby's development happens somewhere far simpler than it seems: the floor. Rolling, pushing up on their...

During the first months of life, much of a baby's development happens somewhere far simpler than it seems: the floor. Rolling, pushing up on their...
Some aches seem to show up only with certain shoes. You put on a pair of trainers and everything's fine, you switch to a model...
Choosing a shoe size seems simple: you try on the size you usually wear, take a few steps and decide whether it feels comfortable. But...
Choosing the right shoes for travelling can make the difference between enjoying a city for hours on end or ending up looking for a bench...
Foot cramps can come on suddenly: while walking, while playing sport, while resting or even at night. Sometimes they last a few seconds; other times...
For years we have got used to choosing shoes based on looks, size or immediate comfort. If they are not too tight and they go...
An ingrown toenail is one of those small niggles that can make day-to-day life a lot harder. It starts with pressure on the side of...
A diabetic foot needs special care, even when there's no pain. In fact, one of the biggest risks of diabetes is that the foot can...
Bone oedema in the foot may sound like a complex injury, but put simply it refers to a change inside the bone, usually linked to...
A heel spur often causes alarm when it shows up on an X-ray. Many people see it as “a spike” in the heel and automatically...
Disinfecting the inside of your shoes may seem simple, but doing it badly can damage materials, warp the shoe or leave moisture trapped inside. The...
Seeing a child walk on tiptoes can raise questions, especially when it happens frequently or when they don't seem able to place the heel down...
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