Don'T Wear Hole Shoes For Children Under 5 Years Of Age.

American elevator expert Laks said that the cave shoes are too soft, easy to deform and easy to fall off their feet, so children are easily caught by elevator teeth.

It is recommended that children under the age of 5 try not to wear hole shoes while taking the elevator or going to the amusement park.

The children's movements are not flexible enough, coordinated, and their visual power is also not accurate. Moreover, most of them are active, and wearing toe shoes can greatly increase the possibility of foot injuries.

For example, children often stumble on their feet by not paying attention to stones, bumps or other things on the ground, or even kick their toes.

For example, when a child is playing, he jumps over a stone or something. According to his own visual observation, he thinks he can jump over.

However, he did not jump over, and hit his foot badly on the obstacles, and he was hurt.

In addition, some children may not be able to hold heavy objects. As a result, objects fall and hit their toes.

Therefore, when parents choose to buy sandals for their children, it is better to choose a pattern that can wrap their toes.

For younger children, especially children who are just learning to walk, to buy sandals, these two aspects must be carefully selected.

The shoelace at the heel of a shoelace must be appropriate.

Because the child loves to run and love to jump, to ensure that the child's shoes can't slip out when he runs and jumps, the shoelaces of his heels can hang up.

Don't buy children's cool slippers with heels and no shoelaces.

The sole should not be too hard.

Fold the soles to see if the soles are soft.

It is not easy to see whether the central part of the shoe is bent easily, and whether the shoe sole part (toe part) is easier to bend.

Be careful not to choose shoes that are too soft and too thin.

"Cave shoes" do not wear under 5 years old.

In recent years, the "cave shoes", which are popular in recent years, are of soft texture and easy to wear, but they are not suitable for children under 5 years old.

Since last year, the United States has frequently had children with holes in shoes and injuries to their toes by elevators, with an average of four or five times a week in summer.

The Japanese government also warned consumers that children with holes in shoes were easily clamped by elevators.

American elevator expert Laks said that the cave shoes are too soft, easy to deform and easy to fall off their feet, so children are easily caught by elevator teeth.

It is recommended that children under the age of 5 try not to wear hole shoes while taking the elevator or going to the amusement park.