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Top 5 Ways to Keep Kids’ Feet Healthy Over the School Holidays

November 27, 2025 By The Foot Stop In General
As the school year winds down, kids become more active, running, climbing, and exploring from morning until night. The summer holidays are a great time for movement and growth, but they can also be a period when foot and leg pain start to appear. Children’s feet are still developing, and the combi...
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The Hidden Impact of Flat Feet (and What to Do About It)

November 20, 2025 By The Foot Stop In Uncategorized
Most people don’t think twice about the shape of their feet…until they start to hurt. Flat feet are surprisingly common and, in many cases, go unnoticed for years. But over time, that lack of arch support can lead to tired, achy feet or even discomfort in the knees, hips and lower back. Unde...
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World Diabetes Day

November 13, 2025 By The Foot Stop In Uncategorized
November 14 marks World Diabetes Day, an annual reminder of the importance of early prevention and care for people living with diabetes. One area that often gets overlooked is foot health — yet it plays a vital role in maintaining mobility, comfort, and independence. Even small changes in circulat...
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How to Prevent Foot Pain During the Holiday Rush

November 06, 2025 By The Foot Stop In Uncategorized
As the year winds down, life tends to speed up. Between work deadlines, school events, shopping trips and festive gatherings, it’s easy to forget how much time we spend on our feet. By the end of the day, many people notice a familiar ache in their arches, heels, or toes, a clear sign your feet [&...
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Why Early Podiatry Checks Make a Difference

October 23, 2025 By The Foot Stop In Uncategorized
Childrens Podiatry
Children’s feet do a lot of growing. With 26 bones, 33 joints, and dozens of muscles and ligaments still developing well into the teenage years, it’s no wonder parents sometimes notice things about the way their kids walk or move that seem a little unusual. Maybe your child walks on their toes, ...
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