Out toed Foot Type 

Outtoeing, or external tibial torsion, is a condition where a child's feet naturally turn outward when walking or running. This alignment issue often arises from natural developmental variations however, if it leads to discomfort, imbalance, or difficulty in walking, orthotics therapy can be a helpful intervention. 

Custom orthotic devices can provide better foot alignment and support, thereby reducing strain and improving gait. An effective management plan usually involves regular assessment by a pediatric orthopedic specialist to track the condition's progress, implementing exercises to enhance proper alignment, and using orthotics if prescribed. Early and proactive management helps alleviate potential discomfort and supports optimal mobility as the child develops