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Rozalia Pink
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Inga White
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Bow legs, also known as genu varum or knocked knees in kids, is a condition where a child's legs bow outward at the knees when standing with their feet together and their ankles touching. It's actually quite common in infants and toddlers as their legs are naturally bowed from being cramped in the womb. Typically, as children grow and start to bear weight on their legs, the condition will corrects with special shoes for bow legs by age 3 or 4. However, in some cases, bow legs can persist beyond early childhood due to various reasons such as rickets (a vitamin D deficiency), Blount's disease (a growth disorder of the tibia bone in the lower leg), skeletal dysplasia, or genetic factors. If bow legs are severe, cause pain, or persist beyond a certain age, it's important to consult a pediatrician or orthopedic specialist for evaluation and appropriate management. Treatment includes observation, bracing, bow legs correction shoes or in rare cases, surgery. Early intervention is crucial for the best outcomes.
Arch Support: Buy quality shoes to correct bow legs in babies with stable, reinforced heel and good orthopedic arch support. Consider kids shoes with good arch support. While toddlers may not have fully developed arches yet, proper support can help promote healthy foot development and alignment.
Stability and Support: We sell boots for bow legs, shoes for bow legged toddlers,and tall sturdy ankle sandals to correct this condition. Proper shoes for knock knees will provide good stability and support. They will help with alignment and reduce strain on the knees. European shoes with firm soles and adequate cushioning are beneficial.
Wide and High Instep: Children with bow legs have wide and high instep feet therefore best walking shoes for bow legs are truly wide and provide optimal support for feet, knees, and whole posture. Feet will never sweat in them even if worn barefoot since they offer antibacterial innersoles.
Proper Fit: Shoes to straighten baby legs have to fit properly. Shoes that are too tight or too loose can affect their gait and posture. Measure your child's feet regularly and choose shoes that accommodate their size and shape. Children's little feet are soft in joints and you can form them correctly with European bow legged shoes or deform them with low quality sneakers from China.
Flexibility: Parent has a choice to invest in bow legs shoes for babies that allow for natural foot movement. Flexibility in the sole and upper part of the shoe will help your child move comfortably and maintain proper alignment. Toddlers' feet grow quickly, so it's essential to leave some room for growth when selecting shoes. Aim for about a thumb's width of space between the end of the shoe and your child's longest toe.
When child wears shoes to help with bow legs over time ankles begun to align, knees straighten and feet develop correctly. Constant wear of good shoes is a key here with proper orthopedic support as kids feet are growing and forming up to age 14. Well crated shoes with good support will align kids foot into correct position. The orthopedic shoes are the therapy and they correct kids feet over time. This strategy has been implemented in Europe since 1950 and it works very well and that is why quality shoes with proper support are considered medical need for every child not just those with feet problems. Remember that while shoes can play a role in supporting your child's feet and alignment, they are just one aspect of addressing knocked knees. It's essential to monitor your child's overall development and consult with healthcare professionals if you have concerns about their posture or gait.