Ten-month-old baby walks with crooked feet

When the baby is ten months old, he can stand on his own. At this time, some smart babies can walk by themselves with the help of something, but they are not smooth when walking, because this is a new stage of walking. So parents should pay attention to the correct walking posture of the baby. If the baby walks with his feet crooked, it will affect the future bone growth. So what should I do if my baby walks with his feet crooked at ten months old?

Be alert to the occurrence of "castor feet". "Cast-footed" is a skeletal deformity of the lower limbs, which is divided into "cast-footed" and "cast-footed". Generally speaking, "turned-toe" is more common in children who are learning to walk, while "turned-toe" is more common in children who can already walk. In this case, serum electrolytes should be checked to determine whether rickets occurs and cod liver oil should be supplemented.

Under normal circumstances, the physiological curvature of the cervical spine will be formed at about three months, at which time the neck can move; the physiological curvature of the thoracic spine will be formed at six months, at which time the child can sit, stand, turn over, etc. independently; the physiological curvature of the lumbar spine will be formed at about December months, and the child learns to stand and walk independently. Therefore, it is normal for a 10-month-old baby not to be able to walk. Do not let your child learn to walk too early, as this may easily cause abnormal development of the lower limbs.

In this case, you can go to the orthopedic department of the hospital for examination and timely correction. Pay attention to rest more at ordinary times.

Under normal circumstances, the physiological curvature of the cervical spine will be formed at about three months, at which time the neck can move; the physiological curvature of the thoracic spine will be formed at six months, at which time the child can sit, stand, turn over, etc. independently; the physiological curvature of the lumbar spine will be formed at about December months, and the child learns to stand and walk independently. Therefore, it is normal for a 10-month-old baby not to be able to walk. Do not let your child learn to walk too early, as this may easily cause abnormal development of the lower limbs.