Pigeon toe, or pediatric intoeing, is when a child’s toes point inward. It is a painless condition that is common in children up to the age of 8 years. Pigeon toe can happen in one or both feet.

Pigeon feet” or “walking pigeon-toed” is just a way of saying that a child’s foot or feet turn in when they walk. Doctors call it in-toeing. You may also notice in-toeing when your child ...

When to See a Healthcare Provider Experiencing intoeing—or being pigeon-toed—by itself does not usually cause any symptoms. It is unlikely to cause arthritis. In fact, intoeing should correct ...

You may be familiar with a more common torsional deformity called in-toeing — being pigeon-toed. It’s essentially the opposite of being duck-footed. With a pigeon-toed gait, you walk with your ...

The scientists conclude that this pigeon-toed way of walking on two limbs might have been an evolutionary compromise between walking upright and tree climbing. [Discovery News] In other words ...

My 18 month old little girl is slightly pigeon toed and appears to be slightly bandy. Is this something I should worry about now or will it probably sort itself out later on? Answer::I am not sure ...