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Knock knees in kids — when is it normal, and when should you pay attention? When a child has knock knees, the knees move inward and the leg alignment changes. Important to know: in many children this is a normal developmental stage and often improves with growth. However, if the alignment does not correct itself over time, it may lead to: – excess stress on the feet and knees – discomfort or pain during activity – quicker leg fatigue – higher risk of injuries later on – potential impact on hips and spine as a child grows So what can parents do? A simple, smart plan: ✔️ Posture & gait assessment Start with proper evaluation of foot position and leg alignment. ✔️ Strengthening & stability exercises Strong feet, legs, and glutes help support healthy movement patterns. ✔️ Orthotic insoles FootWave™ KIDS SUPI insoles are designed to support the foot arch, stabilize the heel, and help reduce excessive strain on the knees — especially helpful for knock knees and flat feet. ✔️ Regular monitoring Growth changes fast. When needed, consult a pediatric orthopedist or physical therapist. Early support doesn’t mean “overcorrecting” — it means supporting natural development the right way. #knockknees #kidsfoothealth #childdevelopment #pediatricorthotics #flatfeetkids #foothealthforkids #parentingtips #FootWave