Title: The Blueprint to Healthier Feet on the Central Coast
1THE BLUEPRINT TO HEALTHIER FEET ON THE CENTRAL
COAST!
At Blueprint Podiatry, we go beyond foot care
we're dedicated partners in supporting your
journey.
2Introduction
Blueprint podiatry is of utmost importance, as
they spend a significant amount of time on their
feet.At Blueprint Podiatry, we offer expert
paediatric footwear assessment advice and
podiatry shoe tips for kids to help you make
informed decisions when selecting
Healthy populations are better equipped to engage
in community activities and support each other.
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3CHOOSING THE RIGHT FOOTWEAR FOR CHILDREN'S FOOT
HEALTH
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4KEY TAKEAWAYS
- Choosing the right ingrown toenail treatment
Tuggerah is crucial for healthy foot development
in children. - Proper shoe fit is essential to support growing
feet and prevent foot problems. - Consulting with a podiatrist and following expert
advice can ensure optimal foot health. - Select shoes that provide proper support, have a
cushioned sole, a wide toe box, and a flexible
sole.
5SIGNS THAT YOUR CHILD'S FEET NEED ATTENTION
Changes in Gait or Posture
Presence of Plantar Warts
Misalignment of the Foot
Foot Pain
Heel Pain
6Foot Pain
Foot pain is not normal in children. If your
child frequently complains of pain in their feet,
it could be a sign of an underlying issue that
requires attention. Promptly addressing foot pain
can prevent long-term discomfort and potential
complications.
7Changes in Gait or Posture
Observe your child's walking pattern and posture.
If you notice any significant changes, such as
limping, walking on tiptoes, or an unusual gait,
it may indicate a problem with their foot
alignment. Seeking professional evaluation can
help identify and address these issues.
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8Misalignment of the Foot
If your child's feet appear to be misaligned,
such as toes pointing inward or outward, it could
indicate a structural misalignment. This may
require intervention to correct the alignment and
prevent further complications, especially if it
affects their balance and overall posture.
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9Heel Pain
Heel pain can be a common occurrence in children,
especially during growth spurts. However,
persistent or severe heel pain, particularly in
the back of the heel, may be a sign of Severs
Disease.
10Presence of Plantar Warts
If you notice small, fleshy growths on the soles
of your child's feet, they may have plantar
warts. These warts are caused by a viral
infection and can be painful, especially when
standing or walking. Seeking professional
treatment can help manage and remove the warts
effectively.
11CONTACT US
0243194004
contact_at_blueprintpodiatry.com.au
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Tuggerah NSW 2259