Paediatric Foot Care
Children’s feet need expert attention to support healthy growth and development. At The Pod Practice, we provide compassionate paediatric foot care for a range of conditions, from flat feet and heel pain to ingrown toenails and sports injuries. Our goal is to keep little feet happy, healthy, and moving with confidence. Schedule a consultation today!
Why Paediatric Foot Care Matters
Children’s feet develop rapidly, and early detection of foot issues can prevent long-term complications. At The Pod Practice, we specialize in paediatric foot care, offering expert assessments and treatments to support healthy foot growth. Whether your child is experiencing pain, difficulty walking, or foot abnormalities, our team provides gentle, child-friendly care to keep them active and comfortable.
Common PaediatricFoot Conditions
Our paediatric foot care services focus on early intervention, education, and prevention. We use age-appropriate treatments, custom orthotics, stretching programs, and lifestyle adjustments to ensure your child’s feet stay healthy.
📞 Book a paediatric foot assessment today to keep your child’s feet on the right track!
- Flat Feet & Gait Abnormalities – Some children have naturally flat feet, but in certain cases, this can lead to discomfort or improper walking patterns. We assess and provide solutions like custom orthotics if needed.
- Heel Pain – Conditions like calcaneal apophysitis and plantar fasciitis can cause pain in growing feet. We offer treatments to reduce inflammation and improve foot function.
- Ingrown Toenails & Warts – Children frequently develop ingrown toenails due to improper nail cutting, tight footwear, or genetics. Plantar warts are also common and can be uncomfortable. We provide safe and effective treatments for both.
- Sports-Related Injuries – Kids and teens involved in sports are prone to sprains, fractures, and overuse injuries like tendonopathies. Our treatments support fast healing and prevent further damage.
- Toe-Walking & Postural Concerns – Persistent toe-walking or unusual gait patterns may indicate underlying muscle tightness, neurological concerns, or alignment issues. We evaluate and guide parents on treatment options.