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Intoeing

Medically reviewed by Drugs.com. Last updated on Mar 3, 2024.

Intoeing means your child walks with his or her toes pointed in. It is also called pigeon toe. One or both of your child's feet may be affected. Your child may start to show signs of intoeing any time up to about 8 years of age. Intoeing is common in children. It can be mild or severe and often goes away without treatment.

DISCHARGE INSTRUCTIONS:

Contact your child's healthcare provider if:

Follow up with your child's healthcare provider as directed:

Your child may need more tests to see if the intoeing is getting better over time. Tests may also show if your child is developing new problems. Write down your questions so you remember to ask them during your visits.

Manage your child's intoeing:

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