Pediatric Foot Care

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What Should I Look for in Children’s Feet? Knowing what to look for in children’s feet can help you to identify problems at early stages, and understand when there isn’t need to worry.
Tips for Children’s Flat Foot Pain The specialists at Family Foot & Ankle Center don’t want flat foot pain holding your child back from favorite activities, so here are tips to help.
Ingrown Toenail Prevention for Kids Dr. Cynthia Miller discusses ingrown toenail prevention for kids.
Tarsal Coalition Treatments for Limping Children Tarsal coalition is a serious congenital flatfoot condition, but that doesn’t necessarily mean your child needs surgery, says Family Foot & Ankle Center.
Best Treatments for Flat Feet in Children Most cases of flat feet in children do not require medical intervention, although it depends on the cause and symptoms, says Family Foot & Ankle Center.
What Happened to My Toddler’s Arches? Arches that disappear when your toddler stands is a sign of flexible flatfoot, which is quite common and usually harmless, says Family Foot & Ankle Center.
Shoe Shopping Advice for Parents Kids need shoes frequently. The experts at Family Foot & Ankle Center offer some tips to get the most out of shoe shopping for your child’s feet.
Best Treatment for Toes that Point In or Out Most cases of intoeing and out-toeing don't require medical intervention, but that doesn’t mean you can turn a blind eye, says Family Foot and Ankle Center.
Should I Worry if My Child Has Pigeon Toes? Although you should always seek an expert evaluation, most cases of pigeon toes (or intoeing) require only observation, says Family Foot & Ankle Center.
Surgery for Clubfoot About 10% of clubfoot cases may require surgery. Family Foot and Ankle Center describes minor and major clubfoot surgery, along with likely outcomes.
Top Treatments for Clubfoot The Ponsetti method is the No. 1 treatment for clubfoot, although a few other treatment options exist as well, according to Family Foot and Ankle Center.
What to Expect When Your Baby Has Clubfoot Although it will take some time, clubfoot deformities can be corrected with gentle, conservative, daily care, says Family Foot and Ankle Center in OH.
Preventing Sever's Disease in Young Athletes Good shoes, stretching, and avoiding overuse are strategies young athletes can use to prevent Sever’s disease heel pain, says Family Foot and Ankle Center.
Relieving Sever's Disease Pain Rest, ice, and gentle exercises help your child recover from a case of Sever’s disease heel pain, says Family Foot & Ankle Center in Cincinnati.
Children at Risk for Heel Pain Children in a growth spurt who are physically active are most at risk for heel pain from Sever’s disease, says Family Foot and Ankle Center in Cincinnati.
Why You Should Examine Your Children’s Feet Follow these simple tips from Family Foot and Ankle Center for checking your child’s feet and catching pediatric foot conditions early.