What Japanese adult women have to teach Chinese girls' families

I believe that people who pay a little attention to Japan's national conditions, film and television and fashion will notice that most of the legs of adult women in Japan are looped legs, which is what we often call O-shaped legs. Crooked, short, thick, and strange island countries are so beautiful that it is really puzzling.

The biggest inducement for the development of skeletal aliens in Japanese women is the kneeling custom, and the sitting posture represented by the W-shaped sitting posture is the posture commonly used by young girls to highlight cuteness and soft cuteness, and the harm affects it for life.

1. It is not conducive to the development of the knee joint

When the child is small, the leg muscle tension is not large enough, and the W sitting position will make the strength act on the softer side of the muscle, which will pull the knee joint to develop in the long run.

2. Not conducive to the development of the pelvis

The pelvis cannot be fully developed until the child is about 12 years old. During this time, it is the femoral head and the long bones of the thigh that fill the shallow depression of the child's hip. If the child insists on the W sitting position, the shape of the developing pelvis will be affected, which may cause the pelvis to expand to varying degrees.

3. It is not conducive to the development of the foot

The long-term use of the W sitting position will make the thigh bone turn inward, and will cause the knee joint to rotate inward, which is likely to cause the child's feet to be skipped inward and the arch of the foot to be reversed, and then walk is the "inner figure".

4. Affect your child's body shape

It will cause the child's spine to bulge, and finally become what we often call a hunchback. This will have an impact on the overall balance and coordination of the child's body, and will also affect the child's mental outlook.

If your child is also in the W sitting position, be sure to remind you to correct it in time. Choose a table and stool suitable for your child to use, and correct it in time to benefit you for life.