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1 year old feet
My one year old started walking at 15 months. When he walks observed that side of the feet is touching ground as shown. When he walks it is like tilting towards body. Is this normal?
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at 12-15 months, your baby is just learning to walk. So this could be normal as well.
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You can wait for one month. After that, if you still feel that he walks abnormaly, take him to clinic for evaluation.
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Pls show to pediatrician in person
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Dr. Ramya Srinath
Pediatrician
7 yrs exp
Bangalore
There are some issues with that type of walk, which may be due to vitamin deficiency or use if a walker causing this type of change. Cold requires examination by a Pediatrician and a physiotherapist.
Book a consultation with me to discuss further.
You can follow me on Instagram @pediatrician_india
for more helpful tips !
Take care !
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