Does my baby need treatment if he walks on tiptoe?

Introduction: Many babies will tiptoe when they just start to learn to walk, because the baby has just begun to learn to walk, generally will hold on to the furniture and so on tiptoe to move slowly, if it is my bare feet, the feet will be more obvious, because at this time the baby's contact with the ground is still relatively lacking, but as the baby walks more and more proficiently, the phenomenon of stepping feet will be reduced, and only when the baby feels fun will there be a situation of stepping feet. Next, let's talk to you, does the baby need to walk on tiptoe?

Parents in the process of teaching the baby to learn to walk, treat the baby's walking posture incorrectly, or put the baby on the walker, and the angle and height of the walker are not particularly suitable for the baby, so the baby has the phenomenon of the center of gravity moving forward, so the baby will walk on tiptoe, it may also be because the baby's sense of contact with the ground is not strong, especially in the case of bare feet, tiptoe walking is more obvious. There are also some babies because of abnormal leg development, which affects the function of walking, if the degree is mild, it can be corrected by muscle training, and in severe cases, it should be trained according to the doctor's guidance.

Baby learning to walk is a very important stage, when the baby appears on tiptoe walking, it is easy for parents to feel that the baby is not something wrong, in fact, the baby is relatively small, tiptoe walking is a very normal phenomenon, but this phenomenon will generally stop when the baby is about two years old, if the baby is older, often tripping or uncoordinated symptoms in the process of walking, find that the baby's muscles are relatively stiff, feet can not bear the weight, In this case, prompt medical attention is required. Through the inspection results, different methods can be selected according to different situations.

In the process of learning to walk, the baby can first let the baby walk barefoot on a relatively soft carpet to enhance the baby's sense of touch and grip, cultivate the baby's balance ability, it is best not to rely on the walker to let the baby learn to walk, in this case it will lead to excessive tension in the baby's calf muscles, thus forming the habit of walking on tiptoe. When the baby is learning to walk, be sure to choose shoes that are easy to bend for the baby, so that you can better help the baby form a correct walking posture.

Yes, it may be because the child's feet are deformed, so the child will walk like this, and it must be corrected.

This is actually not necessary, as long as parents correct their children's behavior, I think it won't take long to correct it, which is not a difficult thing.

It is not necessary, this is because the baby's habits are not good, and the baby must be guided to walk correctly.