The Pedag Bambini Children's Insoles & Arch Supports are specifically designed to meet the orthotic needs of children’s growing feet. The Bambini Orthotic Arch Supports are extra flexible and elastic but provide superior support for the feet & assist with pronating. Being flexible helps to strengthen muscles and tendons in the foot.

The lightly contoured design supports the heel and the arch to gently enhance the anatomically correct positioning for the developing bones and tendons in a child’s foot. By keeping the foot in natural, balanced position, the longitudinal arch is allowed to form and grow correctly; thereby, counteracting deformation of the foot and helps to prevent flat feet.

The Bambini is a 3/4 length, semi-firm rubber Insole with a non-slip pattern cast into the bottom to prevent sliding and are covered with an all natural vegetable tanned leather top cover.

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What Size Pedag Bambini Arch Supports Are Best For My Child?

The Children's Bambini arch supports come in two main size groups: Children's Sizes and Youth Sizes. The Children's size arch supports are smaller then Youth sizes and run from a child's size 6-7 through a child's size 12 - 13 (see the dropdown "Size" menu above). The Youth size arch supports are larger then the Children's sizes and come in two sizes, a 2 - 3 and a 4 - 5. If your child has feet that are larger then a men's size 5, no matter what his/her ages is, he/she will not fit into Child or Youth size arch support and should be fit with adult sizes. We recommend considering one of our Insoles Recommendations below or other Insoles on the Kids page. Pedag's Bambini arch supports are actually sized in European metric sizes and the American numeric sizes are just a rough translation. As a result the American sizes run a little on the large size so if your child is in between sizes you should err towards the smaller size. Specifically, if your child has a size child size 13½ - 1 then the size 12 - 13 would be better but if your child has a size 1 ½ - 2 then the 2 - 3 would be best.

American Podiatric Medical Association Approved.