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That’s completely normal at her age. Many kids walk that way as part of their development.But if she starts having pain, frequent falls, or discomfort, it’s a good idea to consult a pediatric orthopedist. In some cases, orthopedic insoles (shoe inserts) can help correct the posture and give more stability.
March 26, 2025Live Q&A Chat Session by Paediatrician Dr. Valeria
Thanks for sharing. First, may I ask what medication your child is taking and how often? That helps understand if it’s the right type and dose.If the pain continues daily despite treatment, consider the following:1. Track symptoms – When does it hurt? What did they eat? Any emotional triggers? 2. Rule out common causes – constipation, food intolerance, acid reflux, or stress. 3. Promote healthy habits – regular meals, water, bathroom routine, and emotional support.If the pain lasts over 2 weeks or affects daily life, it’s best to consult a pediatric gastroenterologist for further evaluation.
March 26, 2025
