A callus occurs as a result of frequent friction of the skin, which leads to its thickening and the development of a painful tumor. A callus on a child’s foot does not pose a threat to his health, but it becomes a cause of physical suffering, which also leads to psychological discomfort.
The appearance of a callus is a protective reaction of the body, which responds with pathological thickening of the skin to constant friction.
There are factors that contribute to the appearance of calluses:
However, the above factors only contribute to the formation of calluses, but are usually not decisive.
The immediate causes of calluses are as follows:
Active sports can lead to the appearance of calluses. If the callus is not associated with pain and does not cause serious discomfort, there is no need for special treatment. It is quite enough to soften the rough skin and then remove the growth. All this can be done independently at home.
There are two main types of calluses:
Infrequently, core calluses, which are classified as a type of dry neoplasm, are also found in children. The peculiarity of such a callus is that its root grows deep under the skin, which causes pain to the child.
It is not recommended to treat calluses at home, especially when it comes to a child. If such a neoplasm appears, you need to seek qualified help from a specialist.
In the case of watery and dry growths, treatment can be done at home. To combat tumors, both traditional medications and traditional medicine recipes are used. If you decide to be treated at home, it is important not to forget about safety measures so as not to infect the child.
However, the most reliable solution when detecting a callus in a child is to see a doctor. Calluses, like other skin pathologies, are treated by a dermatologist. The specialist will examine the tumor and conduct a differential diagnosis to exclude other types of skin diseases with similar symptoms. For example, the symptoms of a dry growth are similar to the manifestations of a fungus, since with this pathology the skin also thickens. Without special knowledge, parents are simply unable to distinguish a callus from a much more unpleasant problem, which is a fungal infection.
Note! Treatment tactics depend on the type of callus.
Most often, dry calluses are localized on the foot. Similar calluses also occur on the big toes. The location of these calluses makes them difficult to treat during the daytime, when a person's physical activity peaks. Therefore, the main treatment is carried out at night, and during the day it is recommended to lubricate the problem area with a rich cream to avoid cracking of the skin.
Dry calluses are first softened and then removed. For this purpose, creamy preparations and adhesive plaster impregnated with drugs are used.
The simplest and most accessible drug with keratolytic properties is salicylic ointment. Bensalitin ointment, Super Antimozolin, Lekker-Stopmosol, Salipod and a number of other drugs are also used to treat calluses.
All drugs are applied directly to the callus. Before rubbing the medicine in, it is necessary to steam the skin.
Conservative treatment of watery calluses is rarely performed, since the child will almost certainly inadvertently open the wound, and this can lead to infection.
It is not recommended to cut off the skin above the watery callus yourself. The wet callus will be professionally opened by a specialist - a cosmetologist, dermatologist or surgeon. The doctor will treat the wound with an antibacterial composition, lubricate it with medication and apply a bandage.
Further treatment of the child is carried out by the parents at home. Wound treatment is performed 2-3 times a day. At the same time, you should not put pressure on the callus so as not to violate its integrity. Even when the callus opens on its own, it is necessary to preserve a skin flap over it. At home, the callus is treated with salicylic ointment, Compid patch and other drugs recommended by the attending physician.
This type of callus is the most difficult to treat. Conservative techniques are the same as in the case of dry growths. However, the greatest effect is achieved by cryodestruction, which consists of freezing the callus. As a result of exposure to cold, the keratinized growth is rejected along with the rod. The technique is completely painless, which is why it is successfully used in the treatment of children.
There are many remedies from the arsenal of traditional medicine that have proven themselves in the treatment of calluses. All folk methods can be divided into two groups: lotions (compresses) and baths.
Preventing the formation of calluses is easy if you follow simple rules:
It is easier to prevent the formation of calluses than to treat them later. If the treatment does not produce results, the callus hurts and does not heal, you should consult a doctor, as there may be an infection in the wound.
Skin is a protective layer of the body that is exposed to external influences every day. If there is constant friction of the cover against any surface, then it begins to thicken. This is how corns arise in children and adults.
Many factors can provoke the appearance of calluses in a baby. These include:
Playing sports can also lead to calluses. Usually the disease affects children who dance.
When a child begins to crawl and walk, he develops calluses on his upper and lower extremities. They come in two types:
In medicine, only 2 types of formations are described. But doctors also identify an infected type when pathogenic microorganisms penetrate into the burst growth. This type can be recognized by the following signs: severe pain when moving, swelling, redness of the skin. Sometimes blood or pus comes out of the callus.
The process of the appearance of formations on the skin of a child’s feet occurs in 3 stages:
If there are signs of callus development on a child’s foot, you should visit a dermatologist. He will examine the patient and prescribe an analysis, the result of which will distinguish the disease from a fungal infection of the skin. After making a diagnosis, the doctor will develop tactics for health-improving measures.
Treatment of calluses in a child is carried out using several techniques. The choice of the appropriate method of eliminating the disease is made by the attending physician, depending on the degree of development of the pathology.
Formations that are not accompanied by pain or discomfort do not need to be treated. Over time they will fall off on their own. If a callus on a child’s foot causes discomfort when walking, then it is worth starting therapy.
In most cases, it is possible to get rid of the growth with the help of medications applied topically. In rare situations, surgery is required.
For calluses in a child, local therapy is used. Patients are recommended to use drugs made on the basis of benzoic or salicylic acid. It is even better if there is a combination of these components in one medicine.
Such medications help to cure calluses in a short time and eliminate the inflammatory process. Softening ointments made on the basis of urea work well with dry formations.
Preparations based on sodium hydroxide are also used to treat growths on a child’s skin. They eat away the stratum corneum of the skin. When using such products, you need to be careful not to hurt healthy cells. Treatment is carried out for 2 days, during which time the child’s callus on the heel disappears.
One of the effective local treatments is a corn patch. There are many of them sold in pharmacies in different shapes: rectangular, round, oval and others. This is quite important for the patient, since growths often form in uncomfortable areas of the child’s leg. Therefore, it is necessary to choose the most comfortable form of the patch.
The most popular topical treatment is Salipod. It has been used for a long time. It is produced in the form of a fabric rectangle, which is impregnated with medicine. The medicine also has a large adhesive plaster, with which the tissue is well secured to the callus.
"Salipod" helps with all types of formations. Before using the patch on dry or core growths, you should prepare your feet. To do this, you need to steam your foot in a hot bath, then dry the skin thoroughly with a towel.
The Salipod patch must be kept on for 2 days. After removing it, the callus is separated with pumice. Under the influence of the medicine, the growth should become white and soft, making it easy to separate. In advanced cases, 3 more procedures may be needed.
During therapy, the affected area may turn red, itch and burn. If such signs exist, then treatment with the patch should be discontinued. It should also not be used by people suffering from diabetes. This is due to poor healing of microcracks that appear on the skin after removing Salipod.
A child's callus is removed using different methods. Surgical removal is rarely used, as new methods have appeared in medicine that are more effective and safe.
One such technique is cryotherapy. Its essence is to eliminate calluses using liquid nitrogen, which has a low temperature. During the procedure, the formation is frozen and disappears. The disadvantage of this therapy method is that the doctor cannot regulate the depth of effect on the skin.
But laser therapy does not have such a disadvantage. She copes with any calluses. Under the influence of the laser, not only the formation is removed, but also microbes are eliminated, which helps prevent the development of the inflammatory process.
Traditional medicine recipes are also used to treat calluses in children. Healing foot baths are an excellent way to cope with skin ailments. They eliminate pain, destroy microbes, soften the epidermis, and prevent the formation of new formations.
A bath of soda is widely used for calluses. Pour one tablespoon of the product into a liter of warm water, mix thoroughly and keep the legs in this mixture for 5 minutes.
Garlic-based ointment is also actively used. The vegetable is baked in the oven, then mixed with butter. The resulting product is applied to the affected area of skin and bandaged. Remove the bandage after 2 hours.
You can get rid of calluses using onion peels. To do this, place it in a vessel, fill it with table vinegar, and leave it for 2 weeks at room temperature. Then the peel is applied to the growth, after lubricating the healthy tissue around it with a rich cream. The compress is left overnight.
Traditional medicine also suggests that patients make masks against calluses. The most effective is the honey procedure. To do this, apply the bee product to a clean, sore spot, put polyethylene on top and wrap it with a warm cloth. Leave it like this overnight, and in the morning remove it and apply softening baby cream to your feet.
It is easy to prevent the occurrence of calluses in a child. To do this, you need to follow simple rules of prevention:
Preventing the development of calluses is much easier than treating them later. Therefore, you should carefully monitor the condition of the lower extremities, and if signs of a skin disease appear, consult a doctor.
Due to the inability of parents to choose the right shoes for their children, calluses on a child’s feet are common. A related factor is the soft and delicate skin of the infant’s foot, the constant load on it - children are active, love to run and jump. Wet calluses and corns are considered common among children, which often appear on the heel, the underside of the big toe, and on the upper surface of the fingers.
If parents notice calluses in their child, it is possible to try to cope on their own, but it is better to consult a doctor who will prescribe treatment and help quickly solve the problem.
First of all, you should go to a dermatologist. The doctor will distinguish the callus from other types of similar skin diseases. For example, foot fungus often leads to thickening of the skin in certain places, which can be confused with a dry callus. Fungus is a more dangerous disease than calluses; the treatment prescribed is completely different. When the doctor examines the leg, makes an accurate diagnosis - a callus, treatment will begin. The nature depends on the type of callus:
In addition to baths, compresses are important. Applications are applied to the heel or damaged area overnight until the calluses completely disappear:
Remember, manipulations are carried out under the supervision of a doctor who prescribes the frequency of visits. If parents notice a deterioration in the child’s condition after the procedure, they must immediately show the baby to the doctor. It is important to limit the child’s activity during treatment and not allow him to walk, run, or jump too much. Mobility injures young skin, which forms in place of old calluses.
Ask your doctor to prescribe a diet that helps rapid tissue regeneration and prevents the occurrence of possible inflammatory processes.
Remember, the occurrence of calluses is easy to prevent, much easier than to treat later. If parents take the necessary measures, and the corns appear again, cracks in the heel or toes appear, this is alarming, indicating serious chronic diseases. Among these, diabetes mellitus is common. It is worth taking your child for a consultation with a pediatrician and donating blood to determine glucose levels.
To protect your child from the unpleasant sensations associated with the appearance of calluses and painful consequences, it is important:
In general, it is much easier to protect a child’s feet from calluses than to deal with the problems later. But many parents ignore such recommendations until they are directly confronted with children's calluses.
A callus on a child’s heel is a common occurrence, since the child’s active lifestyle contributes to its formation. Children's, still very thin, skin is subject to constant injury due to active movement: running, jumping, climbing trees. And accordingly, calluses appear, which not only cause discomfort, but also hurt a lot.
Skin covers the entire human body and is exposed to aggressive influences every day. The reaction to constant friction or pressure is the thickening of the stratum corneum and the formation of calluses themselves. Inside this formation, fluid accumulates, due to which the pressure is absorbed. After a while, the plasma dissolves or comes out. Most often, such tumors appear due to wearing uncomfortable, tight shoes or prolonged walking.
A callus on a child’s foot on the toe or heel most often appears due to the choice of low-quality shoes. But there are a number of accompanying factors, including too delicate skin and excessive stress.
The most common causes of calluses on a child’s foot are as follows:
Self-medication has never been safe, especially when the patients are children. It is better to seek help from a specialist when such neoplasms appear.
The first step is to examine a dermatologist, who can easily distinguish a callus from other skin diseases. A fungus, for example, can also contribute to the compaction of certain areas of the epithelium. Only after making a diagnosis will a specialist tell you how this lump should be treated.
In the case of a wet callus, a cosmetologist or surgeon will come to the rescue - initially they will treat the growth with an antibacterial agent, then apply a medicine to it and apply a bandage.
Parents will simply have to change it from time to time until the callus disappears.
Dry callus will require slightly different treatment. In this case, the dermatologist prescribes baths that help soften the tissue. These procedures are of particular importance due to the fact that dry areas of the skin are more likely to form cracks into which infection can easily enter.
It is possible to treat calluses on the foot using traditional medicine recipes. Special masks are effective, which are designed to soften already roughened skin.
With the help of all kinds of baths, not only pain is relieved, but also blood vessels are strengthened, which is a preventive measure for the appearance of calluses in the future.
The most popular folk remedies are:
There are many folk remedies that help destroy dry calluses. But if they turn out to be ineffective, it is better to seek help from a doctor who will prescribe more effective treatment with medications or by removing the tumor.
Children's skin is very delicate and therefore, when using any medications, you should be as careful as possible. Any ointment or cream has an aggressive effect on the child’s body and can lead to an allergic reaction. They are used exclusively as prescribed by a doctor.
One of the popular and effective drugs is salicylic ointment. When using it, it is especially important to use it in accordance with the instructions and at the first signs of an allergy, immediately seek help from a doctor.
The ointment should be used as follows:
A pharmacist at any pharmacy can tell you how to treat corns in children. He may suggest creams, ointments or solutions. At the moment, there are special patches - they are easy to use and are considered the most effective. The patch is glued to the resulting growth and after a while the desired effect is achieved.
The simplest aspirin can also cure calluses on children's feet - a dozen tablets are crushed into powder, diluted in water and mixed with a spoon of lemon juice.
The prepared mixture is applied to the affected area, covered with a film and wrapped well so that the growth warms up. After just ten minutes, the composition is washed off, and the neoplasm itself is removed with pumice. This remedy is not only safe, but effective and inexpensive.
Radical methods of treating calluses are laser excision or exposure of the neoplasm to liquid nitrogen. They are resorted to only in cases where the growth becomes chronic or has become old. In the case of children, this is extremely rare. In addition, such treatment is undesirable for a child’s body due to the formation of painful scars as a result of the operation.
You should avoid wearing newly purchased shoes for a long time. During a long walk or travel, it is better to offer your child old, comfortable shoes, rather than new ones that he is not yet used to. As a last resort, it is necessary to ensure that he has something to change shoes into at the first sign of discomfort.
Socks and tights must fully match the size of the leg to avoid the formation of lumps. Attention should also be paid to the insole - a bent or crumpled insole can lead to the formation of calluses.
After heavy strain on the legs and obvious fatigue, the child needs a relaxing massage or a warm foot bath.
Shoes should be purchased exclusively of high quality, made from natural materials. It should not be either very tight or fairly loose. The seams are necessarily soft. In this case, calluses may not appear.
It is not for nothing that calluses on a child’s foot cause panic among parents. Indeed, in addition to discomfort and pain, they can signal an incorrectly formed gait and flat feet. Due to this, they require special attention, because they can warn against more serious problems.
The growths themselves do not pose a danger to the child’s health; the main thing is to avoid their infection. Any damage should be treated immediately with antiseptic agents. In this case, treatment will have a favorable prognosis.
After completely getting rid of such tumors, all that remains is to follow preventive measures and prevent their occurrence in the future. The main condition for preventing calluses from appearing is comfortable, high-quality shoes that fit the size.
Until now, did you think that calluses only happen on the tired hands of adults? In fact, even children suffer from skin lesions. And from a very early age.
Let's talk about what types of calluses there are in children, how to treat them and how to avoid them.
The first callus may appear in a child as early as infancy. The tumor appears in the most unexpected place - on the lips . Still would! After all, the baby works with them day and night, producing milk. Treatment of milk callus is not required . Over time, the excess skin will peel off on its own.
As children get older, they may develop calluses on their hands and feet . They are formed as a result of friction, as in adults. Only the delicate skin of a child is a more fertile environment for the appearance of tumors. Children have:
The symptoms of skin lumps are simple.
Corns are compactions . On delicate baby skin they are easy to detect tactilely.
Therefore, depending on the type, the methods of treating calluses in children differ.
To treat water calluses , it is enough to seal them with a bactericidal plaster. A callus that is too large and prevents the child from standing on his foot should be pierced first. For this:
Treatment of water calluses with calendula can be seen in the video:
Dry calluses rarely require medical treatment. But their appearance cannot be ignored. Thickening of the stratum corneum leads to the formation of a root in the callus. It puts pressure on the nerve endings and causes pain to the child. Therefore, it is better to promptly remove a dry callus on a child’s foot. Simple folk recipes will help.
Pharmacy remedies for calluses include :
The appearance of calluses in children is common. Even high-quality new shoes can cause this. It is important to take timely measures, and if suspicious symptoms appear, including fever, consult a doctor.
The human body is completely covered with epithelium; every day it is exposed to various external influences. When excessive friction occurs, the skin tries to protect itself by sealing itself.
Often, lumps on the skin appear due to poor quality shoes or due to wearing the wrong size. Of course, calluses greatly bother the child, and he may even complain of pain in these places. Let's figure out how to prevent the appearance of these unpleasant tumors.
The very first callus appears on the lips of almost all babies. This is associated with breastfeeding. This callus does not require treatment; it will go away on its own after some time.
There are two types of calluses:
Dry calluses can be observed on students' fingers; skin thickening occurs due to contact with a pen, musical instrument or sports equipment.
There is no treatment for this type of treatment, the only thing is that they need to be frequently lubricated with cream so that the seal does not grow.
In fact, there are quite a few reasons for this problem, and here are the most important ones:
The symptoms of calluses are quite simple. If a child has a watery type callus, it can be noticed by a characteristic blister and redness of the skin around it.
This video will tell you how to remove calluses on your feet:
Corns look like a thick layer of epithelium; on a child’s delicate foot such a formation is not difficult to notice.
Dry calluses must first be softened and only then removed. A cream with a special composition will help quickly solve this problem. The simplest and most economical is salicylic ointment, as well as urea cream.
You can also try an ointment called Bensalitin. Its composition differs from other types of ointment, but the methods of application and the effects on calluses are the same. All these products should be applied exclusively to the callus.
Before applying the substance, it is necessary to steam the skin properly, otherwise the effect of the medicine will be without positive results.
The product under the double name “Lekker-Stopmosol” is by far the best. It contains lactic acid, which can cope with even old calluses in a few days.
If you don’t want to suffer with creams and ointments, we recommend trying the Salopov patch. Wet calluses are treated a little differently; first, the bladder must be thoroughly treated with alcohol or peroxide.
You cannot seal such a water bubble. The treatment must be carried out three times a day to avoid putting pressure on the callus. Even after the bubble has not spontaneously opened, you cannot remove the skin from the bubble.
To rid your child of dry calluses, you will need to make baths:
Next, the leg must be wrapped in polyethylene and left overnight.
In addition to various types of baths, you can make compresses:
Many careless mothers and fathers, when they see a corn on their foot, try to immediately tear it off or cut it off. This is absolutely forbidden to do, as you can introduce an infection under the child’s skin and thereby cause great harm to his health.
How to get rid of calluses, watch this video:
You cannot remove dry calluses with acid yourself at home. All manipulations must be coordinated with the attending physician. Even minor damage to the skin can cause severe inflammation, which will greatly affect the child’s lifestyle.
If you ignore these warnings, you can infect your child’s body with a serious illness!
Therefore, dear parents, carefully select shoes and clothes for your baby and then you will not have such problems.
To keep your little ones' feet as soft and beautiful, it is recommended to follow a few simple rules.
Do not self-medicate, follow all the recommendations of your doctor and then everything will be fine.
Corns on children's feet always puzzle parents and prompt them to solve the problem immediately. They often think that getting rid of unpleasant thickenings will make life easier for the child.
This is all true, but, according to doctors, the problem does not always lie in the choice of shoes. Very often, if not always, it is hidden in the anatomical structure of the foot and gait.
To treat a disease, you need to understand how it develops.
Corns undergo 3 stages in their development:
Sometimes the cause of corns is diseases of the internal organs . Most often these can be diseases of the bone, nervous system or blood circulation.
What is a corn ? This is thickened skin that is already dead and does not fulfill its protective function. But these thick layers on problem areas of the foot are very necessary in order to prevent severe pressure and pain on the inner layers of skin and muscles.
Doctors say that a dry callus on a child’s foot is the result of foot deformation, which manifests itself at a cosmetic level.
What is the problem? Corns are most often located on the forefoot, and the causes should be sought in the position of the heel, big toe and metatarsal bone. The heel depends on the foot, more precisely on its position at certain periods.
The foot performs the functions of supination and pronation, movements that are opposite in meaning. Supination closes the ligament of the foot joint - shin - knee, while the foot turns outward and the height of the arch of the foot increases.
Pronation causes this ligament to open, causing the foot to flatten. Supination increases the stability of the leg when in contact with the ground and gives rigidity to the foot-shin ligament during push-off. Pronation smooths out the impact of landing and adjusts the foot to the surface.
Any changes in the volume or timing of these processes lead to disruption of gait and uneven load on the surface of the foot, leading to the appearance of local overloads. They manifest themselves as calluses and corns, i.e. in places where the skin has been badly damaged.
The gait is formed when the heel touches the ground. Ideally, it should be slightly supinated, because the force of the impact is on the outer part of the heel.
Pronation, smoothing out the load, distributes it along the sole, deviating towards the inside of the foot. Before pushing off, the foot assumes a neutral position, and the maximum load is redistributed to the area of the metatarsal head.
The picture looks like this: at the moment of contact - slight supination, then a neutral position, then pronation until the middle of the period, resupination before the start of repulsion and the repulsion itself with fingers I-II-III.
When you step, the pressure on the foot changes its localization every moment of time, which allows it to be evenly distributed. The ideal gait is cat-like, with smooth rolls.
If the foot tends to flatten and is deeply pronated, the gait will be heavy, shuffling, and duck-like. If the foot has a high arch and is very supinated, the gait will be rigid, driving in the heel.
The location of the calluses on your foot and the wear on your shoes can tell you a lot about your gait.
If, when walking quickly clubfoot appears, strong raking movements of the toes are visible in the sand, and trousers are heavily splashed on a wet road, then corns are likely to appear at the outer edge of the heel, under the heads of the I-II metatarsal bones and the inner edge of the big toe.
Shoes wear out a lot in these areas. With such a deformation of the foot, the toes are slightly raised, so the load is focused on the outer side of the foot for too long, and then the foot, being delayed, pronates and the big toe sinks deeply into the ground. The weight of the body is quickly transferred to the inner edge of the big toe, and the heel is deflected outward.
Similar to this other gait, its reason is somewhat different: the big toe becomes less mobile as a result of injury or chronic inflammation of 1 joint of the toe.
Painful sensations force the weight of the body to be transferred to the outer part of the foot. She supinates more than usual and her gait becomes clubfooted. A corn (dry callus) is actively developing over the fifth metatarsal head, and wrinkles appear on the top of the shoe.
If the foot is sufficiently flat, the pronation of the heel reaches a large value, and the peak of the load shifts inside the foot for a long time. The inner arch becomes even flatter under prolonged load. The big toe and the first metatarsal bone cannot be reliable as a springboard, so the load is distributed on the II-III metatarsal bones.
Push-off occurs with the main phalanx of the big toe and its abduction, the heel is twisted inward. Along the edge of the big toe, the skin wears out and calluses develop.
When walking on a wet road, the pants get dirty with the heel of the opposite leg. The sole of the shoe wears out on the inside, under the big toe and under the heads of the II – III metatarsal bones.
Understanding, therefore, the reason for the appearance of corns in a child , parents should act in several directions:
Separately, it is worth talking about corns with a rod. It requires special treatment, which may include folk remedies.
To remove these unpleasant formations, it is best to use folk remedies . Baths for children’s feet not only relieve pain and soften the skin of the feet, but also strengthen blood vessels, which is the prevention of new calluses.
Foot masks have also proven themselves very well. They are good because they use two types of treatment: a warm bath and exposure to a natural product that will soften the rough skin of the foot.
There are many folk remedies for combating corns. If one method does not help, you need to try another, or better yet alternate between them.
A child's delicate skin requires gentle, careful treatment for corns .
Ointments, creams, gels may be allergenic or aggressive for the child’s body.
If natural remedies do not have any effect, you can try using salicylic ointment .
It must be remembered that it must be used according to the instructions. In case of an allergic reaction, consult a doctor.
Procedure for applying the ointment:
Pharmacies offer a large selection for removing corns in the form of creams, ointments, and solutions. Another type of fight against corns is anti-callus patches .
They differ from the previous ones in the form of the drug: a piece of patch the size of a corn, no more, is applied to a certain place. This method is considered the most effective among pharmaceutical products.
Another remedy is aspirin . 10 tablets, crushed into powder, diluted with water and 1 tbsp. lemon juice can turn into a remedy that gets rid of the problem on children's feet.
Lubricate the corns with the resulting mixture, cover with film and wrap with a warm cloth. In 20 minutes. Remove the product and treat the skin with pumice. The product is effective and safe.
Corns can be removed with liquid nitrogen or a laser beam. Such types of treatment can only be justified by old age and chronic form. In children, as a rule, such old cases are not observed.
The excision method is not suitable for children : the scars formed after the operation are very painful.
You should not force your child to wear new shoes for a long time. This becomes especially relevant if you take your child on a long walk or trip. In this case, take care of replaceable comfortable shoes.
Wear socks and tights that fit your child's feet to avoid clumping in shoes. If your child’s feet are tired, give him a massage for relaxation and for preventive purposes, and then corns on the heels of children will never become a problem for you.