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by Sean Fyfe
Shoes for young kids with big thick heels are bad your children’s running development. The reason is that a big thick heel gives too much cushionin...
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by Sean Fyfe
From the moment kids can crawl and stand, they can start their climbing journey. Child development experts agree that climbing is an essential p...
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by Sean Fyfe
They are only very young now and it is way too early them to be playing organised sport or getting coached.... what can you do!
Well the pre sport ...
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by Sean Fyfe
Parents worry about a lot of things when it comes to their kids, but one thing you shouldn’t have to worry about is their feet.
There is a tendenc...
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by Sean Fyfe
Research shows that walking and running barefoot, particularly in early childhood, stimulates the nerves and muscles to develop a strong and vital...
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by Sean Fyfe
So you would love one day for your children to be good at sport. But they are only very young now and it is way too early for them to be playing o...
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by Sean Fyfe
Recently we had a comment on our facebook page along the lines of treddies don’t provide enough arch support for “over pronators”…..so here it ...
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by Sean Fyfe
From the age of 18 months old children can start to make contact with their foot to a ball on the ground and from the age of 2 years they are a...
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by Sean Fyfe
Ever wondered how kids feet work? Well, in a nutshell here it is…….
We start with all these little nerve endings in the sole of the foot as we...
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by Sean Fyfe
Kids from the very moment they start walking should be barefoot or as close to barefoot as possible….. And that is exactly what the research sa...
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by Sean Fyfe
The short answer to this question is none. But of course every parent knows that this not always possible
From about the age of 6 to 7 ...
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by Olwen Fyfe
Welcome to the first Treddies blog! We are very happy to finally have a product we can share with you and your little monsters.
Treddies...
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