At Leaps and Bounds Pediatric Physical Therapy, we often work with families who are concerned about their child’s walking pattern—particularly when a child walks on their toes instead of using a typical heel-to-toe gait. Toe walking is common in toddlers who are just learning to walk. Between the ages of 10 to 18 months, it's not unusual for children to walk on the balls of their feet as they explore their mobility. Most children naturally grow out of this phase by around age two-three. However, if your child continues to toe walk beyond that age, it could be a sign that further evaluation and support are needed. In this blog, |
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