Research shows that 1 in 1,000 children are born with clubfoot. This condition does not cause pain, but if not diagnosed and treated promptly, it will cause many complications as the child grows up, such as severe imbalance and difficulty standing and walking.

Congenital clubfoot is a congenital foot deformity in children, occurring during the period of pregnancy. Clubfoot in infants can occur in one or both feet, causing abnormal foot shapes as well as difficulties in some daily activities.

Clubfoot in newborns is considered a very common foot deformity in newborns. Although clubfoot in newborns is not painful and does not lead to death, it is necessary to treat clubfoot in newborns as soon as possible to avoid affecting the child's ability to walk later.