Children’s feet are not like adults. Children are born without an arch. The arch that is so prominent in an adult’s foot develops over the first eight years of a child’s life. Since there are more than 50 bones in the two feet combined (that’s more than ¼ the total bones in the body!), and most of them start off as soft cartilage, children’s feet have a lot of growing and developing to do during their formative years.

The foot does so much tremendous growing and developing in the first eight years, it needs an insole that is going to support that development the right way. Simply put, the insoles in shoes on the market today falls flat of meeting those needs – literally!