Rickets in children is common from infancy to under 3 years old. The main cause is a lack of Vitamin D, which results in the body not being provided with enough calcium and phosphorus necessary for comprehensive development.

Bowlegs occur in most young children. The curve usually corrects itself by the time the child is 2 years old. Bowlegs occur because toddlers tend to rock from side to side instead of moving forward, causing the legs to become bowlegs.

Bow legs are a common deformity in infants and young children. If not detected and treated early, it will cause many difficulties in daily life and can make children lose confidence later on. So how do you know if your child has bow legs?

Children learning to stand is an important prerequisite for children to start taking their first steps in life. So should children learn to stand at 4 months old or not? Children who learn to stand early may have bow legs or bow legs, which will make it difficult for them to develop comprehensively later on. The cause of this condition can be pathological or physiological. Therefore, parents need to understand the stages of children's development to have appropriate exercises to help children develop effectively.

Bow legs are one of the structural defects of the legs that can affect the aesthetic factor of the body. Some cases of “fixed” bow legs cannot change the position of the bones, so the only solution is surgery. However, if the cause is due to strained hip muscles, you can do exercises for people with bow legs to affect the muscles that push the knees back to their original position, improve the rotation of the leg bones, thereby gradually adjusting the shape of the legs.