Intoeing (Pigeon-toed)

Often noticed by parents of young children, intoeing is a condition that appears as the foot pointing inward when the child walks. Although this may resolve on its own during childhood development, you should consult a podiatrist if the condition results in pain, tripping, an inability to perform normal daily activities, or difficulty wearing shoes.

For more information, visit the intoeing page at the American College of Foot and Ankle Surgeons website.