It's called Intoeing.
Its common in toddlers. Many a times it gets corrected on its own as the child grows.
It is advisable to get a clinic examination done by a Paediatric Orthopaedician to rule out associated conditions (if any)
Next Steps
It is advisable to get a clinic examination done by a Paediatric Orthopaedician to rule out associated conditions (if any)
Health Tips
Red flags:
1. Delay in achieving Developmental Milestones.
2. Not improving on its own as the child grows.
3. Associated pain and/or Limp.
4. Limb length discrepancy
5. Associated Deformity