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Children Flat Feet
Restoration Program

We teach children how to use their feet correctly,
so the arch forms naturally, without relying on insoles.

  • Suitable for children with flexible flat feet

  • Structured, step-by-step gait retraining

  • Focused on long-term foot function, not quick fixes

Lead Consultant
Kau Jan Yeow

Biomedical Engineering (Prosthetics & Orthotics) (UM)
Certified Training Specialist (USA)

How we assess flat feet?

​We do not rely on footprint alone to assess flat feet.​
Instead, we focus on how your child’s feet function during movement.
Our assessment includes:
  • Static assessment: how the feet, ankles, knees, and posture align while standing.
  • Dynamic assessment: how the feet behave during running, walking and simple movements​
 
This allows us to understand why the arch collapses, not just what the foot looks like.
Flat feet in children are often a functional issue, which can only be identified through movement-based assessment.
Before any training, we first need to understand how your child's feet actually works.

What makes our approach different?

Most flat foot solutions try to support the arch.​

We focus on something more important: teaching the child how to control foot during movement. 

The First Ray Control Method focuses on the area under the big toe, a key control point that helps the foot stabilise and form an arch naturally during standing, walking and running.

Arch support can help today.

Learning
(First Ray Control Method)
determine how the foot works tomorrow.

From the year 2022, we helped more than 1,000 kids to walk with arch naturally without insole.

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"After just a few sessions, we could already see clear improvement in my daughter's walking.
- Parent of a 7-year-old child

"Very patient, very detailed explanation. The instructions were easy to understand and follow"

- Parent of two children (ages 7 & 12)

"Most parents notice changes not because we "force correction",
but because their children learn how to use their feet properly.

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