Baby shoes - i learn 500 sizes 20 to 24

Shoes for learning to walk. From 20 to 24 when the feet are chubby. For older children, the ""I MOVE"" model takes over.

Shoes adapted to the feet of young children:

Between 1 and 6 years old, the foot will play an important role in the development and growth of the child. Our shoes meet the specific needs of children's feet at different stages of development. In particular, they were designed with the help of bio-mechanical engineers, so as not to hinder the movements of the youngest.

Which shoes should I choose for my child?

From 1 to 2 years old (sizes 20 to 24): beginning and learning to walk. Feet are flat, round and chubby: our I LEARN shoes are very flexible to facilitate natural development. From 3 to 6 years old (sizes 25 to 30): improvement in walking, running and jumping. The feet become more muscular and refined, the arch of the foot begins to form: our I MOVE shoes are flexible and support the heel

Characteristics of the foot of the child from 1 to 2 years:

The foot does not need shoes to develop. But shoes are important to protect the feet against cold, humidity, shocks, inside and outside. Domyos I LEARN shoes provide child from 1 to 2 years old the protection he needs, giving him maximum freedom of movement: the flexibility of the shoe allows the foot to develop naturally, and the thin, flat and very flexible sole is close to barefoot walking

Choose the right size

Very easy to check the size: remove the insole of the shoe, and put it on the ground; place your child's foot flat on it, the heel flush with the back line; if the toes are placed in the hatched area at the top of the sole, it is the correct size! Remember to regularly check their size, because it is between 1 and 3 years that the growth of the child's foot is the most important: consult our website, the section ""which size to choose?"".

Arch or not?

At the beginning of our life, we naturally have flat feet. From the moment we learn to walk, the arch of the foot will gradually form, in particular through the natural development of the muscles of the foot. For this reason, it is not necessary to integrate the arch of the foot into the shoe during the growth of the child (unless advised otherwise by a healthcare professional)

The benefits of physical activity from an early age

Having regular physical activity from an early age is beneficial for the physical and intellectual development of the child. It is the learning of a healthy lifestyle that will limit health problems during life. In addition, the practice of a collective physical activity promotes social integration and contributes to the personal development of the child.

Physical and intellectual benefits

What are the physical benefits?Developing the acquisition of fundamental physical abilities (motor skills, balance and coordination)Promoting growthFighting obesityWhat are the intellectual benefits?Helping gain self-confidenceFavoring integration into a groupContributing to the development of the child Improve attention skills

The practice

Do you know the Baby Gym? Accessible to children from 10 months to 6 years old, it is a gymnastic and fun activity, practiced in the form of courses built with adapted equipment. The practice of Baby Gym helps the child to discover their motor skills and to develop them, thanks to different exercises and different actions. It is the awakening to all sports.

The benefits of practice

The practice of baby gym promotes the psychomotor development of toddlers, in particular the development of motor skills and sensations, coordination and balance. In addition, balancing on the modules, jumping, rolling, climbing, are activities that will allow your child to gain autonomy and confidence.

Shoes suitable for toddlers' feet: maximum flexibility and support on the foot. The removable insole helps to choose the right size.

Respects psychomotor development

Respects the movement and natural development of your child's feet.

Flexibility

Very flexible outsole thanks to the flex grooves under the entire foot.

breathability

The upper material of the shoe allows air to pass through.

Product maintenance

Heel maintained by a rigid part, and by the back sole which goes up.

adherence

Non-slip, non-marking outsole.

Shoes for learning to walk. From 20 to 24 when the feet are chubby. For the older ones, the ''''I MOVE'''' model takes over.