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#Find15 small steps to be kinder to the planet
Children today are well educated on global warming and climate change, and when it comes to their planet, the message is clear: less talk, more action. As our business purpose is to protect children,
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What to pack for a kid’s sleepover
Your child’s first independent sleepover can feel like a rite of passage. You will both most likely feel a mixture of nerves and excitement, so packing their overnight bag together, with a selec
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Autumn activity ideas
The temperature and leaves may have started to fall, but that shouldn’t stop the fun you can have with your kids this autumn. It’s a great excuse to wrap up warm and embrace the outdoors. Here’s som
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What to bring on a road trip with family
Embarking on a road trip with your family is an opportunity for adventure and quality bonding time together. While planning a road trip with your children can be exciting, the key priority for eve
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Helping your child develop - Pre-school
The next part of our child development blogs looks at pre-school age children. Here you’ll find information on making the right foot care choices for your child and provide advice on engaging the whol
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The importance of play this autumn
The summer holidays may have come to an end, but there’s still every opportunity to keep the fun going for your child. To show our support for children everywhere, we’ve teamed up with the charity and
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Do socks affect shoe size?
Finding the right shoe size for children is essential to ensure comfort and to allow their feet to develop and grow naturally. So when you are getting their feet measured and trying on new shoes, it
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Donating to charity
An important part of celebrating our 230th birthday year has been donating new shoes to two important charities, to enable a great many more children to benefit from wearing Start-Rite shoes. We w
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How to dry shoes quickly
Some of us welcome the first signs of autumn, that crisp note in the air, the days rapidly drawing in, foggy mornings and the creep towards Halloween, Bonfire Night and Christmas. Others lament th
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Are flip flops bad for your feet?
The passage of spring and the beckoning of summer sees most British people enjoying the annual tradition of putting away the winter coats and woollen jumpers, swapping knits for cotton shirts and flo
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When can my child start nursery?
Sending your little one to nursery is a highly emotional journey for most parents. If your child has been looked after by you or your family from the very earliest moments of their life, it can be a
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Can you wear desert boots in winter?
Desert boots are a great choice for kids, helping to protect and support their feet as they run and grow, while also looking smart and stylish no matter the event. But when it comes to seasonality,
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Can leather get wet?
If you live in the UK, it’s inevitable that your shoes will get wet, and given that most shoes are made with leather ‘uppers’ for the best comfort and protection, it’s important to protect the lea
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Things to do with kids in December - 17 fun ideas!
When the excitement of Halloween is over with, it feels like we’re truly on the final countdown to the most magical time of the year - December! This month comes with a host of family-friendly eve
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Ordering Can I pay for my order over the phone? Yes, just phone our helpful customer service team who will be happy to take your order over the phone. Telephone orders can only be paid for using a...
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Signs of overpronation in children’s shoes
As parents, it can be hard to keep track of all the different terms relating to children’s development - meaning it’s not always easy to know what’s a real problem and what will typically sort itse