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Baby Shoe Allergies and Sensitivities: Materials to Avoid and Safe Alternatives

Baby shoe allergies and sensitivities can be caused by hidden footwear allergens like leather dyes, adhesives, and synthetic fabrics. Parents can identify these irritants by looking for signs like redness, rashes, and peeling skin, and choose hypoallergenic shoes that are breathable, non-toxic, and designed for sensitive skin. jbrds offers a range of hypoallergenic baby shoes that combine safe materials, thoughtful design, and pediatric expertise to keep tiny feet comfortable and protected.

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Are High-Tops Better for New Walkers? The Truth on Ankle Support

When it comes to choosing the right shoes for new walkers, high-tops aren't necessarily better. In fact, research shows that rigid ankle support isn't as important as flexibility. Instead of restricting ankle motion, shoes that provide gentle guidance and allow for natural movement can help babies develop stronger ankles and better balance.

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