Toe-walking and Flat Feet: When should you worry?

Mercedes Aguirre Valenzuela
May 13
1 min read

As the weather warms up and the shoes come off, you might notice your toddler walking on their toes or their feet turning in (in-toeing). Is it a phase, or something more?

I look at the whole child—from Primitive Reflex Integration to how their feet hit the floor. My goal is to make sure your child feels coordinated and confident as they run toward the playground.

In my Free Guide: I talk about the importance of "functional play" in building coordination.
Expert Eye: Don't spend another month wondering if they'll "grow out of it."

Schedule a free consult, and I’ll help you understand exactly what your child’s gait is telling us.

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