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Is it bad for my 3 year old niece to be wearing high heels a lot?
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Yes: High heels in someone who is a child and skeletally imature might lead to growth disturbances in the feet.
Answered 10/3/2016
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Yes.: Children need to walk in flat shoes/sneakers at all times for proper development.
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