First you need to go to your baby's doctor to examine your son and decide if he needs a referral to an orthopedist.
Feet turning in or intoeing is a very common finding in toddlers.
Intoeing can be normal or may signal a problem with either the bones of the foot, the knee or the hip. Because of this last fact rigid shoes are not always helpful for this condition and may lead to blisters and or pain and refusal to walk in the shoes. Leg braces and shoes are not as commonly used by orthopedist like they once were. Yes, this is normal at first as she gets older and spends more time on her feet they should straighten out. All information contained on our websites is for educational purposes only.