Girls under 10 years old are also wearing high-heeled shoes nowadays.

Many parents worry that early showing "femininity" is not conducive to girls' growth.

The "originator" of the high-profile children's high-heeled shoes is Tom Curise's baby daughter Suri, the Daily Telegraph of 13 reported on.

Fashion magazines often publish photos of little Suri wearing attractive high heels.

Justin Roberts, a member of the Parent Forum "mother net", said: "the children's high-heeled shoes I see in some magazines are more suitable for dancers than for little girls.

To do so is to entice the little girl to show her femininity too early.

We have to ask businessmen, "do you think this is appropriate?" some students in Tesco supermarket sell shoes with 6 centimeters of high heels.

If you want your feet to grow, you shouldn't wear such high shoes. "

Roberts said, "little girls like to dress beautifully and imitate adults.

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Nicola Raymond, a member of another parent group, said: "when I was shopping with my daughter, I suddenly noticed that many shoes for 3 year olds wear high heels.

I worry that children will hurt themselves when they wear high heels.

"Mother net" is launching an activity called "letting girls become girls" at the moment, requiring businesses to ensure that they do not sell children's products that are similar to too many adults.