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Children walking with their toes pointing towards each other. caused by the twisting of the legs from the hips down There are abnormal gait and beauty problems of deformed legs. Shoe cutting may be considered in such a large case that the feet stumble among themselves when running. child with twisted feet inward Children who walk with their toes pointing towards each other is caused by the twisting of the legs from the hips down. They are divided into 3 parts: thighs, shins and feet. Each part has slightly different guidelines for monitoring and treatment. Thigh torsion is the most common and most heals on its own before the age of 10. Bending and cutting of shoes does not help in recovery Try to avoid sitting in the W position, but it is not necessary to sit cross-legged. in children who do not May sit with legs stretched instead of sitting on the floor. Shoe cutting may be considered in such a large case that the feet stumble among themselves when running. Surgery may not be necessary if there are no problems with living. and if it should be done, it should be done when the child has grown up twisting of the shin It is less common compared to other areas. Most will heal on their own before the age of 4 years. Initial treatment is only follow-up. Surgery may not be necessary if there are no problems with living. and if it should be done, it should be done when the child has grown up twisting of the feet found quite often Observed from the feet are curved like a banana. If able to bend easily high chance of recovery If bending is difficult, you may consider wearing a splint or cutting shoes to help. Most recover by themselves before 4 years of age in the case of adulthood. may consider surgery in cases where there is a problem wearing shoes and worried about beauty

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