When babies and toddlers start to walk, we often see their feet doing different things and worry there might be something wrong. From toe walking, feet turning in (pigeon toes), having extremely flat feet and appearing to have bowed legs.

If you've got a toe walking baby it's not necessarily something to worry about, but it depends on the situation. Some things are normal and there are some situations where you will need to see a health professional.

The same applies if your little one has flat feet, or if they've got bowed legs or are pigeon toed.

In this video I will walk you through the age your baby will be when you can see these different walking styles and at which point you will need to be concerned and seek professional advice.

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00:00 - 00:51: Introduction
00:52 - 02:21: Toe Walking (Walking on Tippy Toes)
02:22 - 03:41: Flat Feet
03:42 - 04:36 : Feet are Turning In (Pigeon Toed)
04:37 - 06:04: Bowed Legs

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