Children's feet are different to that of adults. When they are young, their bones are still very soft and are therefore more easily affected by abnormal pressure and forces. It is important to nurture our children's feet as most of the issues we see in adults have stemmed from issues as children. The younger a child is assessed and diagnosed, the easier it is to treat and manage the issue.

• Flat feet/fallen arches/rolled-in feet
• In-toeing (pigeon toed)
• Out-toeing
• Walking on tip-toes
• Slow to begin walking
• Knock-kneed
• Bowlegged
• Leg length difference
• Poor balance
• Growing pains
• Low muscle tone
• Bunions or other deformities
• Callous/corns

All currently attending registered patients are able to bring their children (under the age of 12) along for an annual children's check-up.

This service is complementary - just ask at reception to arrange this.