Aug 13, 2020
See Kai Run, a children’s Footwear brand, has won the Cribsie Awards 2020, the Creative Child Magazine Awards and the Creative Child Magazine Awards, and has been affirmed by many mothers, educators and early education professionals.

BOTHELL, Wash (Merxwire) -Good children’s footwear are one of the important tools for children to learn to walk and grow. See Kai Run win ” the Cribsie Awards”. This award is generated by public voting, showing that See Kai Run is widely supported by parents and users.
Previously, See Kai Run won ” the Creative Child Magazine Awards ” Product of the Year Award and ” the Moms Choice Awards “. Although the review method for each award is slightly different, the goal is to provide children with healthy and safe footwear.
Statistics platform Statista pointed out that as of 2019, American consumers spent an average of US$35 to US$50 on children’s footwear. See Kai Run understands that consumers attach importance to children’s footwear, making footwear that are easy to flex and wiggle, so that children’s toes can move freely and increase strength.
“We are humbled and honored to have been recognized by these wonderful organizations,” said See Kai Run CEO, Helen Rockey. “We thank the parents, voters, panelists, and all of those who made these awards happen.”
Over the last decade See Kai Run has earned a reputation with parents for producing kids’ shoes that are playful, fun, and dedicated to promoting healthy foot development in children.
“Parents today recognize that children’s shoes should deliver a health benefit along with a performance and style benefit,” says Rockey. “We proportionally engineer our shoes to the foot shape of a growing child. This allows muscles and bones to develop and the foot to form naturally.”
The See Kai Run catalog features boys’ and girls’ styles from first walker sizes 3 to 6, to kids’ sizes up to 4y. This includes Sneakers, Dress Shoes, Active Shoes and Waterproof/Insulated boots.
About the Cribsie Awards:
Chosen by the general public, the Cribsie Award winners represent the best brands and products for babies and tots. With hundreds of thousands of votes cast and a reach in the millions, the Cribsies are the definitive awards for parents.
About the Creative Child Magazine Awards:
Creative Child Magazine’s Awards Program is unique in that all products submitted are reviewed by moms, educators and early education professionals. Therefore, every product that is reviewed by the very people who would purchase them.
About the Moms Choice Awards Honoring Excellence:
The Mom’s Choice Awards® (MCA) evaluates products and services created for children, families and educators. The program is globally recognized for establishing the benchmark of excellence in family-friendly media, products and services.
About See Kai Run:
See Kai Run is the premier provider of innovative, fashionable, quality-crafted footwear, proportionally engineered for children from first walkers to eight years old. By combining best in materials, extensive R&D along with world class customer service, See Kai Run delivers the best in a children’s footwear experience. See Kai Run shoe sizes run from Babies, size 3 months to Grade school, size 4y and are sold throughout the U.S. both online and at brick and mortar stores. See Kai Run shoes are approved by the American Podiatric Medical Association www.seekairun.com.
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