The legs are normal. In some cases this foot abnormality requires special shoes for correction. Let your pediatrician help you decide if they are needed, because these shoes are very expensive. Let your physician help you decide whether your child needs to see a specialist for pigeon toeing. Most pigeon toeing is minor and will resolve on its own by the time your child is two.
Observation is all that is needed.
Surgery is indicated rarely, and only in the most severe cases. Resist the temptation to go off and buy expensive orthopedic shoes. Often, a little time is all that's needed to straighten things out. All rights reserved. Produced by Journal Interactive .