Customized schoolbags and schoolbag manufacturers recommend that you customize backpacks. If the doll carries a shoulder bag for a long time, the damage to the shoulders, muscles, and joints is not only the weight of the schoolbag, but also another reason: in order to prevent the schoolbag from slipping, the side of the schoolbag is used to shrugging, and the shoulders are in a contracted state for a long time, which constitutes fatigue. , and stiffen the neck, causing neck muscle spasms. If this happens for a long time, it will form high and low shoulders.

"Don't underestimate the damage of the high and low shoulders." Because the doll's cervical spine is very fragile and bears heavy weight for a long time, it may cause frozen shoulder and scoliosis in the slightest, and affect nerve conduction in severe cases. Adolescents are in a period of spine development. Once they do not pay attention to the details of daily life and form high and low shoulders, even the sleeves will be one long and the other short, the neckline will be oval, and scoliosis will affect the physical shape of the whole life. damage to life.

August is here! It's not long since the dolls started school. At this time, when most parents buy new schoolbags for their dolls, they must choose backpacks in consideration of height and height, and also choose schoolbags with wide shoulders and shoulder pads. The shoulder straps should be adjusted to an appropriate length so that the schoolbag is close to the back and the body is straight. When walking, keep your head up and your chest up. If the shoulder straps are too long and the waist belt is not buckled, the body will lean forward to accommodate gravity. This is a simple hunchback phenomenon.

Reminder: "Beware of shoulder school bag manufacturers recommend carrying a double-shoulder school bag." Try to reduce the pressure on the doll's school bag, bring the books of the day to class on the day, and try to bring as few irrelevant books as possible. If the doll doesn’t like backpacks, tell the doll to switch to the other side from time to time when carrying a one-shoulder schoolbag, such as 15 minutes, 20 minutes, and 25 minutes, to prevent cervical and spine strain.