Only 2% of children are born with foot deformities. By preschool age, however, 12% of children suffer from malpositions, and by adulthood this figure reaches 40%.

Only after 14-18 years does the cartilage mass of the foot bones completely transform into solid bone. Children's feet therefore need room to develop.

The cognitive learning capacity is greatest between the ages of 7 and 12. Unrestricted jumping, throwing, running and climbing promote physical dexterity.

Movement with unfiltered ground contact promotes the formation of nerve cells and brain development

Barefoot shoes support a natural gait and an upright posture.

68% of children wear shoes that are too small, too big or too tight.