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How to wear Chelsea boots
When it comes to timeless children’s footwear, few styles are as versatile as the Chelsea boot. Instantly recognisable by their elastic side panels and sleek shape, Chelsea boots strike the perfec
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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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What are knocked knees?
Childrens’ bodies grow and change at their own rate, especially as they turn into teenagers and puberty kicks in. Knock knees are no different. These are a natural part of a child’s development and
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How does diabetes affect the feet?
Diabetes affects the circulation of blood throughout the body and this can lead to a higher risk of injuries and pain to the feet. However this can often go unnoticed as high blood sugar levels in t
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How long does shoe polish take to dry?
As a busy parent, you’ll know the importance of maintaining your child’s school shoes to ensure they always look their best. However, polishing shoes can feel like a time-consuming chore, especially
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How to avoid dry feet
Dry skin on children's feet is a normal, common and natural occurrence. Dry feet can be a result of a child being on their feet a lot during the day or engaging in physical activities. However, if
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What is a fungal nail infection?
Fungal nail infections might not be as talked about as other childhood ailments, but don't be fooled – they can still have a big impact on your little one’s comfort and health. Fortunately, awaren
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When do you apply for secondary schools?
Time can pass in the blink of an eye, and this is never felt more than at key transitional milestones for your child. One moment they were setting off for their first day of reception, and now it’s
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How to style children’s desert boots
If you’ve just bought your little one their first pair of desert boots and are wondering how to make the most of them, you’ve come to the right place. Here at Start-Rite, as well as being children’
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Win a family break this summer with PGL Adventures
To celebrate the Easter holidays, we’ve teamed up with our friends at PGL Adventures to give away an amazing prize, where you could win a four-night all-inclusive Family Adventure Break (worth £2,
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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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How long do shoes last?
At Start-Rite Shoes we pride ourselves on our shoes never being outworn, only outgrown. Of course the longevity of kids' shoes in general can vary depending on various factors such as the child'
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Are my child’s feet narrow?
Your child’s feet are fascinating and adorable. Small, podgy and underdeveloped at birth, they gradually form more bones, shape an arch and start to take their natural shape as your little one appro
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What is shoe traction?
We know traction isn’t the first thing parents think about, but it’s working hard every time your child sprints, skids or launches themselves across the playground. Turn a shoe upside down and you’l
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What to do on New Year’s Eve with kids
New Year’s Eve is the perfect chance to round off a magical festive season and spend quality time with your family. As the excitement of celebrating Christmas with the family winds down, it’s easy t
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How does homeschooling work?
Approximately 1.5% of school aged children in the UK are homeschooled according to the House of Commons Library. Interestingly, data shows an increasing number of parents electing for home educatio