In many cases, out-toeing in children is not a serious concern and often improves with time. However, there are specific scenarios where medical evaluation is necessary:
If the out-toeing is severe or worsening. If it is associated with pain or discomfort. If there are signs of an underlying neurological disorder or developmental issues. If it is causing difficulties with walking or participating in physical activities.
Consulting with a pediatrician or a pediatric orthopedist can help determine if intervention is needed.
