Flat Feet occur when feet do not have a normal arch when standing and are referred to as “pes planus,” which translates into fallen arches. It’s relatively common in babies and will generally go away by the time they reach the age of three however it may linger through adulthood.
Read MoreDo you know if your feet are flat? Most people won’t know they have flat feet, or fallen arches until they visit a podiatrist.
Read MoreYour children’s foot health should be carefully monitored and can be greatly enhanced with frequent visits to your foot care professional for the necessary assessments and treatments.
Read MoreYoung people are more susceptible to soft tissue injuries that affect tendons, ligaments, and muscles.
Read MoreChildren are frequently involved in sporting and other activities that put extra stress on their feet and ankles.
Read MorePediatric heel pain does not lessen later in the day; in fact, the pain tends to worsen as children walk and run around.
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