Walking on insides of feet?

The turned in feet may be causing the hips though. Pay a trip to the GP and see what he says. Do either of you have flat feet by any chance?

Does she wear shoes? I read an article a while ago, suggesting good quality hard sole shoes can correct toe walking so maybe they can help here too.
I'll second what's above though and say a visit to the GP is a good idea

BTW, I dislike Ashlee's GP, who is very good at making me feel like the things I go to him for are insignificant. I'm dreading it, but I'll push for a referral to a paed or someone who knows more about what I'm seeing him for! I can almost guarantee he'll tell me "she'll grow out of it". Haha, I want a second opinion already!

I thought pigeontoed was pointing inwards? Ashlee's go outwards.

Hehe the chiro! I guess Dee would definitely see the difference since the last time we went was when Ash was 6mths!!! I really don't want to shell out that sort of money again

I just booked an appointment with the dr for Thursday. Watch this space. Don't know why, but I really have convinced myself that he will say 'she'll grow out of it'. I think I'm just psyching myself up to ask for a referral

Rach, hope you get Jack's little feet sorted too. That's good (and reassuring) to know about Ben also.

Well, had the appointment this morning. Ashlee charmed her way around the waiting room and the Dr was really happy to see us after such a long time.

I explained the situation and how I thought it was getting worse. He said exactly what I thought he would say!!! But I was more than happy with his justification for it. He check out her ankles, knees and hips (much to Ashlee's horror - she cried! More for the fact that she had NO idea who this person was who suddenly grabbed her feet and started pushing and prodding) and he could see that her feet 'rolled in' (thank goodness other people can see it lol), and also measured the length of her legs, which were both the same. He basically said that if there was any sort of problem, it would be in the joints and since he checked them out, there was no worries there. He said her feet were 'well padded' (hehe chubby!!!) and that it was a developmental thing and when she slimmed out a bit, you'd be able to see that the walking was normal. He also said I wouldn't need to buy special shoes or anything like that.

I also thought I'd be cheeky and ask what happened regarding prenatal care when I next fell pregnant as he resigned from the prenatal side of things just after Ashlee was born. So I got some good info out of him about that for free! Hahaha!

So overall, it was really good for peace of mind, and I'm happy that we don't have anything to worry about and no specialists to see etc!!

Yeah I think a lot of babies go through this. I noticed it a little with Kahtrell but now that he's gotten a bit steadier with his walking its not so noticable. Because of their size and where their centre of gravity is, it's normal for their bodies to bear the brunt of their weight through the midline of their bodies therefore resulting in the "inward" foot walking. It woud most definitely correct itself as she grows.