1. Choose the right size socks. Buy boys' school socks specifically designed for their feet, ensuring a comfortable fit. Socks that are too big or too small won't stay up properly.
2. Elastic bands or Sock Stays: Use elastic bands or sock stays to secure the socks in place. These bands are specifically designed to keep the socks from slipping down. They are available in different materials and can be found at most clothing stores.
3. Adhesive Strips: Adhesive strips can be attached to the inside of the socks at the top. These strips will create extra friction between the socks and the skin, helping to keep them in place.
4. Sock Glue: Alternatively, you can use a small amount of fabric glue or clear nail polish to hold the socks in place. Apply a thin layer of glue to the inside of the sock, near the top.
5. Double Up: Wear two pairs of socks. The friction created between the layers will help to keep the socks from falling down. However, this might not be the most comfortable option.
6. Pull up before putting shoes on: Sometimes socks fall down because shoes are put on before socks are pulled up high enough. Ensure that the socks are pulled up to above the calf before fitting them into shoes.
7. Check for lint or dirt: Sometimes, lint or dirt inside the socks can create a slippery surface causing socks to fall down. Regularly clean the socks to remove lint or dirt.
8. Tuck the socks into the pants: For younger boys, tucking the socks into the pants can help keep them from falling down. This is especially useful for pants that have elastic waistbands.
Remember, boys may need to experiment with different methods to find the one that works best for them.