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Finding school shoes that fit
Here at Start Rite, we’ve been making children's shoes since 1792 - that’s over 225 years spent engineering the perfect fit. Over this time, we’ve researched, developed, tried and tested our
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Fun Canvas for kids
From roaring dinosaurs and whizzing planes to buzzing bees and blossoming flowers, our SS21 canvas collection brings a sense of fun to little feet. This season we have pops of colour along with irides
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Why movement is so important from a young age
Written in partnership with Biomechanics Expert and Managing Director of Brytespark, Martin Haines A child progresses through various milestones during its development. Milestones are key move
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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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How to stop sweaty feet
Sweaty feet, also known as plantar hyperhidrosis, can be a common problem for both adults and children. It can be uncomfortable, embarrassing and can even lead to foot odour and fungal infections. H
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Are slip-on shoes bad for your feet?
Slip-on shoes are shoes that have no buckle or fastening and the upper covers only the toes and in some cases extends to the lower part of the foot arch. Slip-on shoes come in many guises, but in th
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How should diabetics care for their feet?
If your child has diabetes, it’s important to know that any foot problems such as calluses, blisters or simple cuts and scrapes can be more serious than they would be for a non-diabetic child. Howev
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How to label school uniform
The decision of whether or not to insert your little one’s name into their school uniform is one of popular debate. It can sometimes seem like a bit of a privilege - after all, choosing a more perma
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How to care for Chelsea boots
Chelsea boots are an autumn/winter staple in both men’s and women’s fashion - so it’s no surprise that they look just as sleek and stylish on little feet, too! However, while Chelsea boots are favo
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Win a First Years Bundle
This September we’re celebrating the launch of our new AW19 First Shoes collection with an exciting competition. We have five prize packages to give away, where you could win a pair of first w
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Win a New Year Prize Bundle
We would love to bring a smile to your face as we start 2021, so we're thrilled to launch our New Year giveaway, where we’ve teamed up with some fantastic brands to offer you the chance to win som
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When do babies have growth spurts?
A growth spurt is defined as a short period of time where a baby makes a noticeable growth in development. When they are very young, these happen frequently, tailing off as they reach a year in ag
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How to shop for children's shoes
How to shop for children's shoes My number one tip when buying shoes is to get the children’s feet measured professionally and
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When do babies wear shoes?
Baby feet are one of life’s pleasures. Super soft due to the extra padding and cartilage they are born with, these podgy bundles are magnets for parent, sibling and grandparent kisses. Aside fro
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Things to do at home with the kids
With UK schools closed due to the COVID-19 virus, we wanted to help bring some positivity and fun into your home. Even while social distancing or self-isolating, your kids can keep on learning thr