Good morning Moms!!!
You know the difference between Natural 
it's normal???
it's normal??? It's not a trick question, the concepts are very different even if we sometimes confuse them or take them for granted.
Yes, but what do these two concepts have to do with the well-being of my child's feet???
Being aware of these differences will help you make the most suitable choices for YOUR child by following HIS REAL NEEDS and not those dictated by "custom", the "norm" or urban legends, especially when you have to choose his shoes.
OBSERVE 
your child and choose what is NATURAL for him.
your child and choose what is NATURAL for him.Often "NATURAL and NORMAL" are used as synonyms but this is NOT the case at all. Let's look at the differences together:
Straight from the dictionary:
NATURAL : That which follows nature, which is natural, compliant with the natural order of things.
NORMAL : What follows the norm, conforms to the norm, customary, regular.
Example: At what age should weaning begin? NORMAL Answer: On average at 6 months because at that age the child is certainly ready from every point of view.
This is a typical response given by the " norm ", by "custom". In reality this statement is imprecise because at 6 months NOT all children have reached the same level of development, both physical and psychological.
IT CANNOT BE AGE that determines the degree of motor development, BUT IT IS THE STAGE OF GROWTH in which your child is.
NATURAL Answer :
The right date for the child to start weaning is: WHEN HIS TEETH ERRORS.
That's the "natural" signal that her little stomach has developed the enzymes needed to digest food other than breast milk.
What does this have to do with my baby's feet?
Being aware of this concept will help you make the most suitable choices for YOUR child by following HIS REAL NEEDS and not those dictated by "custom" or urban legends, especially when you have to choose his shoes.
Straight from the dictionary:
NATURAL : That which follows nature, which is natural, compliant with the natural order of things.
NORMAL : What follows the norm, conforms to the norm, customary, regular.
Example: At what age should weaning begin? NORMAL Answer: On average at 6 months because at that age the child is certainly ready from every point of view.
This is a typical response given by the " norm ", by "custom". In reality this statement is imprecise because at 6 months NOT all children have reached the same level of development, both physical and psychological.
IT CANNOT BE AGE that determines the degree of motor development, BUT IT IS THE STAGE OF GROWTH in which your child is.
NATURAL Answer :
The right date for the child to start weaning is: WHEN HIS TEETH ERRORS.
That's the "natural" signal that her little stomach has developed the enzymes needed to digest food other than breast milk.
What does this have to do with my baby's feet?
Being aware of this concept will help you make the most suitable choices for YOUR child by following HIS REAL NEEDS and not those dictated by "custom" or urban legends, especially when you have to choose his shoes.