Movement instructor Klára Rampáčková checks children's footwear in nurseries across the country as part of her Healthy Steps Forward programme. She explains why the size and shape of indoor shoes really matter.
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Klára Rampáčková:
Indoor shoes that fit
for healthy little feet
Movement instructor Klára Rampáčková checks children's footwear in nurseries across the country as part of her Healthy Steps Forward programme. She explains why the size and shape of indoor shoes really matter.
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Choosing children's indoor shoes often comes down to colour or a favourite pattern. The most important part gets left out.
From her own practice Klára estimates she sees poorly fitting indoor shoes on up to 80 % of children - and they easily spend several hours a day in them.
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What you will learn
The questions parents really ask
01
Why the size of indoor shoes matters
A child's foot is still developing - the wrong size is not just a comfort issue.
02
What indoor shoes that are too small or too big do to the foot
From pressure marks to poor foot strike - things a child cannot judge alone.
03
What to look for when choosing
Shape, toe room and a firm heel counter - features you can check at home.
04
Is barefoot really the best choice?
What Klára recommends from her own practice with children in nurseries.
05
The Healthy Steps Forward programme
How Klára checks children's footwear in nurseries and what she sees most often.
06
How to tell that indoor shoes do not fit your child
A few simple signs you can check without an expert eye.
The indoor shoes Klára recommends
Discover the RAYVE range
Comfortable for nursery and school, cool enough for a child to pick them out →
Elastic
RAYVE Slippers Elastic Spider
With a sewn-in elastic band, adapts to a lower or higher instep.
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Joy
RAYVE Joy Blue Unicorn
For children who never sit still. Side cut-outs keep the foot ventilated.
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Slippers
RAYVE Slippers Kitten
A classic hook-and-loop strap, for an average instep.
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Our tip
The best indoor shoe is the one that actually fits your child. Measure the foot at home following our guide, or drop into a shop that specialises in children's footwear - what decides is length, width and instep height, not the number on the box.
"Indoor shoes are not just an accessory to a favourite pattern. A child spends hours a day in them and the foot is still developing."
- Klára Rampáčková, movement instructor
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Read the advice of movement instructor Klára Rampáčková and choose indoor shoes that really fit your child.
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