Children's shoes are prone to getting dirty, it is recommended to clean them regularly. When cleaning, a soft cloth dipped in warm water can be used to gently wipe the shoe upper and sole, and then air dry naturally. Avoid using bleach or strong acid or alkali cleaning agents to avoid damaging shoes. To avoid excessive wear and deformation of shoes, it is recommended that children take turns wearing different shoes. This can not only extend the service life of shoes, but also maintain their shape and comfort.

Children's feet grow very quickly, so when choosing children's shoes, the size must be appropriate. Shoes that are too big or too small can affect a child's walking posture and foot development. It is recommended to regularly measure the foot length of children to ensure that the size of the shoes matches their foot length. The sole of children's shoes should be soft and elastic, able to support the arch of the child's feet and reduce impact during walking. At the same time, the material of the shoe upper should also be breathable and comfortable, to avoid children feeling stuffy when wearing it.