Keyword: feet
9.6.23 Lecture by Dr. Wieland Kinz & Franziska Kuntze on the topic of barefoot shoes: advice, know-how and what to consider when buying
After a brief welcome and introduction by the moderator, Franziska Kuntze from POLOLO, Dr. Wieland Kinz addressed the question of whether wearing barefoot shoes is beneficial, drawing on his decades of experience with international scientific studies – specifically, the measurement of children's feet and shoes. This discussion actually dates back quite a long way – as early as 1782, a scientific paper was published that led to the realization that feet lengthen when walking, which is why shoes should be longer than the feet themselves. A sketch from that time shows the superimposed outlines of a shoe sole and a foot, clearly illustrating that... [ Continue reading]
Foot development in children specialist dealer lecture June 2019
Retailer Lecture Evening on Learning to Walk in the POLOLO Showroom In June 2019, we hosted our lecture evening "Children's Foot Development" with physiotherapist and pediatric therapist Silke Lucht in our POLOLO Showroom. We thank everyone who attended – it was an interesting and enjoyable evening – and we look forward to future gatherings. If you are interested in future lectures with us… Read more
Children's feet are something very special
Rapid, spurt-like growth varies from child to child. Did you know that children's feet are by no means just smaller adult feet? They are special and characterized by being very soft and easily malleable. Familiarize yourself with their special needs: POLOLO would like to provide information and suggestions on this topic in no particular order – this article is dedicated to the impressive… Read more
How does a child learn to walk?
Adults and other children significantly influence a young child's attitude towards walking. Our feet are a true marvel – and the development of a child's motor skills begins right after birth: When you hold your baby in your arms and carry it around, you are already initiating an important training process – the little one learns… Read more
