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Are sweaty feet normal?
If you’ve noticed a less than fresh odour in your children’s shoe cupboard, you’re not alone. Everyone’s feet sweat, but some kids have sweatier feet than others. You’ll notice it most in summer, o
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Win ROARR! annual passes for your family
If it’s a Jurassic adventure you seek this summer, then we have just the competition for you! To celebrate the start of the summer holidays we’ve teamed up with our friends at ROARR! to give aw
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Shoes that Suit School Uniforms
What shoes suit school uniforms? As the summer holidays draw to a close, it’s a busy time for parents with the back-to-school shop. This normally includes the task of tracking down the perfect pair...
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14 Fun Facts about Children’s Feet
We think feet are fantastic! That’s why we’ve put together some fun facts for you to share with your children. They could read them out loud to your family or you could test them as part of their home
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What shoes to wear in summer rain
Summer showers can arrive without warning – one minute it’s sunshine, the next it’s a downpour. When you’ve got little ones eager to get outside regardless of the forecast, choosing the right footw
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About Us
About Us At Start-Rite we make shoes for children and teenagers. That’s all we do. Every pair is designed by experts, built for quality and fitted for maximum comfort and support. We’ve been...
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Get Ready for School with Usborne Publishing
Katie Daynes is the author of over 100 children’s books, covering all kinds of non-fiction topics from space and science to feelings and everyday experiences. In her latest book, Why do I have to g
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Boots Style Edit
Start-Rite Shoes Product Manager, Sara Driscoll, shares her favourite boots from our AW19 collection. Chelsea is a timeless classic and a favourite of mine, simply because it’s versatile and stylis
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Retailer Spotlight: Donaghys
The British shoe industry has a proud history of family-run businesses, and we feel a great deal of synergy with our retailers who are also proudly run by many generations of the same family. Donaghys
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Spring arrivals 2021
With the weather warming up, it's time to put a spring in their step with our new colourful arrivals. Inspired by summer trips and days out in the sunshine, our Spring/Summer 2021 collection is j
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How to have a good morning routine for school
Having a good morning routine can set a positive tone for the day, making you feel calm and in control. And a calm start to the morning is definitely needed on those busy school days. The best
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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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When should babies start wearing shoes?
We often get asked when the right time is to buy your little one's first walking shoes. We’ve put together a Q&A that we hope answers some all-important questions. Should babies wear shoes when
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Safer Internet Day – five ways to keep children safe online
Tuesday 7th February 2023 marks Safer Internet Day – a day that calls upon us all to join together and make the internet a safer and better place for everyone, especially children and young people.
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What causes type 1 diabetes in children?
Type 1 diabetes in children is most commonly caused by an autoimmune disorder where their immune system mistakenly attacks the insulin-producing cells in the pancreas. This causes a decrease, or com