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Understanding Floating Toes in Children

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A floating toe as a toe that was not in complete contact with the floor under weightbearing conditions.
A floating toe is a toe that is not in complete contact with the floor under weightbearing conditions.

Many parents have noticed their children having a “floating toe” in recent years. This indicates that at least one toe is not in contact with the ground. Typically harmless, the condition can cause foot pain, future foot problems, or a loss of balance. “When children have floating toes, the area of the sole of their foot that makes contact with the ground is smaller, making it more difficult for them to maintain their balance,” stated Takuma Usada, director of the Toranomon Chiropractic Office in Tokyo. A concern is that floating toes are caused by a lack of foot use among present-day children. Participation in foot-use activities by children could prevent the condition.

Keeping an eye out for possible foot and ankle injuries as well as general health is essential for development of children’s feet. Speak with Dr. Ejodamen Shobowale to find out more. Our foot and ankle specialist will assist you with all of your foot and ankle issues and address any relevant questions.

Maintaining Children’s Foot Health

Having healthy feet as a child can help avoid health problems in the back and legs later in life. The needs of a child’s feet change from infancy through when they start school.

Even though babies cannot walk yet, it is still crucial to care for their feet.

    • Avoid using shoes or socks that are too tight on his or her feet.
    • Allow the baby to stretch and move his or her feet to feel at ease.
    • As toddlers, children are on the move and beginning to develop individually. At this age, toddlers are learning to walk, so do not be alarmed if your child is unstable or “walks funny.” Ensure that the child wears comfortable and protective shoes so that their feet can develop normally.

As the child grows older, it is vital to teach them proper foot care.

    • Demonstrate proper hygiene to prevent fungal infections.
    • Pay close attention to any pain or injury
    • Immediately consult a physician regarding any injuries.
    • Comfortable, protective footwear should always be worn, particularly during play. Children of all ages are continuously developing, so parents must ensure that nothing hinders their growth.

Please contact the Houston foot doctor at DeNiel Foot and Ankle Center if you have questions. We offer the most advanced diagnostic and treatment technologies for all of your foot care needs.

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