Most cases of intoe-ing resolve themselves with time, as the legs correct their angle over the years. By the time children reach the age of six, the legs should resemble regular adult legs, and not many rotational changes occur after that.
However, in some cases this de-rotation is delayed, and this will result in in-toeing even at older ages. Fortunately, most cases are treatable, but will require an examination first to assess the severity of the condition and how the treatment should be customized to address it.
If your child is still experiencing in-toeing even after they have started walking fully, do not hesitate to book a consultation with us to see what should be done.