Do you have a difficult time figuring out what kind of tot to get for the little guys on your gift list? Do you think things are a bit too high-tech or expensive for your tastes–or is it that you just don’t understand what all these gizmos are or do? Well, thanks to the fols at Wired, here’s an article about the best toys of all time, and they all come at the right price.
http://www.wired.com/geekdad/2011/01/the-5-best-toys-of-all-time/all/1
Uggs™! They’re popular, they’re attractive, at this time of year they’re also quite warm and cozy. The main problem with them that I’ve encountered is that they don’t provide a whole lot in the way of support. I was asked to do a ‘consultation’ via text message a few weeks ago by my daughter…
Looking fabulous in your favorite pair of heels does have a price. In fact, poor fitting shoes are a frequent cause of foot problems and discomfort, including calluses, corns, bunions and blisters, just to name a few. All footwear eventually shows signs of wear and tear. Inspect the condition of your own shoes, and if…
I was just recertified for my 12th year as a soccer referee. It’s been a most interesting ride, from when I began as a soccer parent for my oldest daughter when she was in first grade (she’s now in her 30s and the mother of my granddaughter–a future soccer player no doubt). A few years later…
Foot problems are not only the issue of older people. In fact, many foot ankle and leg issues in adults can be traced back to things missed or neglected from childhood. Here are 5 examples: Gait abnormalities. Toe walking, intoe (pigeon-toe) gait, flat feet, developmental delays in early walkers are best evaluated and treated…
Thinking of giving a pedicure at a local nail salon as a holiday gift? Getting one for yourself in advance of a holiday party? ‘ There’s nothing wrong with looking good and giving a bit of TLC to your feet, especially after a month of holiday shopping and attending parties in those attractive, but not…
The APMA has a way to save 3.5 billion (yes, BILLION!) dollars per year. Everybody at risk for diabetes-related foot problems should be evaluated every year. That would be the savings–thanks to preventive medicine. Read this article for the details. Courtesy of APMA, the American Podiatric medical Asosciation.
