Can children wear high heels?

Most women will wear high heels for the sake of beauty when they reach adulthood. High heels can make a person taller. It improves temperament, so it is loved by most people. When many parents wear high heels, their children will feel envious, so they try to wear adult high heels. Children are very curious, so it is normal to try to wear high heels. However, children cannot walk in high heels and are prone to fall. So can children wear high heels?

1. It is easy to form habitual ankle injuries. A child's ankle joint is still developing, with weak muscles and unstable joints, making it easy for her to fall or sprain her ankle. If she develops a habit of wearing high heels and suffers habitual ankle injuries, it will be difficult for her to wear high heels steadily after she becomes an adult.

2. It can easily lead to hallux valgus or flat feet. High heels shift a person's center of gravity forward, and the weight of the whole body will be concentrated too much on the forefoot. This will cause fatigue and injury to the knuckles and big toes due to excessive burden, and the transverse arch of the foot will collapse, resulting in hallux valgus or flat feet. Wearing high heels for a long time will not only cause children's feet to lose their functions, but also make their feet ugly, which can easily cause great psychological harm to children.

3. It will increase pelvic pressure. Wearing high heels will inevitably make the child's body lean forward, which will invisibly increase the pressure on the pelvis. The two sides of the pelvis are forced to shrink inward, causing the pelvic entrance to narrow. In life, some parents choose to let their children wear wedge heels. They think these shoes are stable and comfortable, but this is a more wrong approach. High heels are very tiring to wear, and many children dare not wear them after trying them once. However, wedge heels may give a false sense of comfort, but the harm of wedge heels is the same as that of high heels. Therefore, wedge heels are more harmful. If a growing girl wears high heels frequently, she may have difficulty having children after marriage. A warm reminder to mothers who are planning to have a second child: they should not wear high heels higher than 6 cm during the preparation period to avoid affecting delivery.

4. Affect the secretion of dopamine. When you often walk in high heels or inappropriate shoes, the calf muscles will be tense for a long time, which can reduce the normal secretion of dopamine in the brain. Low dopamine secretion can easily cause people to experience symptoms similar to schizophrenia, such as difficulty thinking and auditory hallucinations, increasing the risk of developing schizophrenia. Children's nervous systems are still developing, so the harm to them is self-evident.