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Inverted feet are common in babies/toddlers! My sister is a pediatric pt and my daughter had one inverted until she was about 2.5. She explained it’s mostly about the hip, so she did certain exercises with her and had me encourage her to strengthen that hip and then when she walked she had me get stride rights and also place the shoes on the wrong feet because if helps reinforce the direction. I wouldn’t worry this young honestly, but around walking age through toddlerhood if it’s still happening just have at least one appointment with a pt because they are soooo soo helpful!!
I do not know anything about that but shes just so chonky and adorable 😍😍😍😍😍😍 lil michelin doll
@Pam yes that’s what I was hoping, my older daughter (20m) were also turned but not as much they’ve straightened out a lot but she does still have a bit of a Tommy pickles walk.
@Tiff this gives me peace of mind my eldest daughter’s have straightened out quite a bit but not all the way she turns 2 in November. She does have stride rights which I loved because she also has wide feet and it’s so hard to find shoes that fit. I was just concerned because the baby’s feet seem so much worse.
@Tarsha-ann lol thank you 🥰
My girls are same but when I go to stand her up on her feet there flat so I’m not overly worried x
Haven't experienced this but praying all works out well!! She's a doll😍
My son’s feet used to turn in like that too. When I talked with his pediatrician she advised to give it time and see if it gets better once he puts weight on it. His feet straightened out once he started walking. I can share a pic with you if you’d like to see.