3 Reasons Why Your Child is Toe Walking

In this 3rd video of my "Odd Behaviors" Series, I explain 3 reasons why your child may be toe walking. Just because your child engages in toe walking does not automatically qualify them as being on the autism spectrum. Tune in to discover 3 other reasons why your child may be toe walking that has nothing to do with autism. Also, learn about 3 common routes that are often recommended for children who engage in toe walking.

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Content used in this video is for informational purpose only and should not be considered as a substitute for advice from doctors or any health professional.

[samh.]

I did this. From 4-13. Was just habitual at home only when barefoot. At school and in public with shoes on. It just dissipated over time. one side effect that carried over, I have calves that look like popeyes forearm.

[ebrark.]

Hi! I am an OT from Turkey. Thank you for your videos. What about mentorship videos for new OTs in Pediatric?

•How do you evaluate the child in the first session?
•What assessments do you use?
•How do you intervene?
•How do you document?

[queenreactswiththetea]

My daughter is 2 turned 2 in April and she toe walk here and there so I’m so confused should I talk her to the doctor cause she do it in the house hard floor and carpet but when she walk outside with shoes she doesn’t

[Angela_]

My 2.5 year old son does this periodically and autism was ruled out???

[TheEngineer]

Hi… I have a son who is currently toe walking constantly at the age of 13 months. It has become a concern for me. Any advise please?