Specialised Centre for Women in Singapore | Orchard Clinic

Barefoot walking is a complex topic. This article will address the root and sole of the subject. Many raise this question: Is barefoot walking okay for my child?
Children’s soft feet should be exposed to healthy environments. Walking barefooted is absolutely essential for motor-sensory development. However, as with all things, too much of one thing can be detrimental. The right balance between these two factors...

Dawning the title of a “bride” is a lady’s most special moment. Everything is meticulously designed and coordinated; even from the colour of table napkins to the bride’s dress and all the way down to her shoes. A pair of shoes are rarely seen underneath...

Children are wizards at navigating the complexities of smartphones and the internet, but often the children we treat have difficulty in fulfilling one of the most basic tasks of the modern-day world: tying their shoelaces.
This is a routine hand-eye-coordination task taught to all children around the age of 2-5. Yet, approximately 68% of the children we asked in Singapore do not know how to tie their own laces! *...

Women love heels. Even as a podiatrist (lower limb healthcare specialist), I love heels. Heels empower women, simple and sweet.
Way back in podiatry school, the first thing I was taught about shoes was that all high heels are terrible. But are they really? My professors were middle-aged men; did they understand heels as intimately as I do? Would my professors have appreciated...