Today I took DS2 (19mo) to the HV as I've noticed that his feet turn inwards, particularly his left foot.
I sort of expected her to say, 'oh it's fine, he'll grow out of it,' but instead she said that she would have to try to refer him to the podiatrist.
She also said that sometimes they don't accept referrals of very young children (by this she meant babies) but said that as he was walking and it is quite pronouced, she really thought it was worth referring him.
The right foot is t too bad, In fact, I'd probably say it was normal, but the left can sometimes be pointing nearly 90degrees inwards, and he trips over a lot (we joke that he walks like he's pissed sometimes).
Just wondering if anyone has had something similar and why to expect etc.
Thanks.
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In-toeing in toddler - any experience?
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