Congenital clubfoot is a common congenital malformation in children, with an incidence of 1 per 1,000. The incidence is twice as high in boys as in girls, mostly bilateral, and can be combined with other congenital malformations, such as polydactyly and syndactyly. The causes are not well understood, but after years of research, it may be related to genetics, neuromuscular degeneration, mechanical compression due to intrauterine malposition, developmental disruption or soft tissue contracture of the foot. The child is born with a small toe and heel, inversion of the forefoot (i.e., medial deviation of the toes), tension of the Achilles tendon, limited dorsal extension, and, in some cases, internal rotation of the lower leg. If the disease is bilateral, the tips of the two feet are opposite to each other. Therefore, the diagnosis is not difficult. As the child grows older, the symptoms will gradually worsen, especially after the child begins to walk and carry weight, the deformity will become more rigid, the affected foot is smaller than the normal foot development, the calf muscle atrophy; foot pathological changes are also more complex, and can appear bone and joint pathological changes, bringing disadvantages to treatment and affecting the effectiveness of treatment. Therefore, the disease should be treated as early as possible in order to obtain good treatment results. The principles of treatment for congenital clubfoot are: early treatment, patience, continuity and seriousness. The so-called early treatment means that treatment should be started after birth, because the deformity is softer and the bony changes are lighter at that time, which is easy to correct. The treatment time of the deformity is long, if parents are not patient with the treatment, but act hastily or intermittently, or if parents love their children too much and do not take the treatment seriously for fear that the children will suffer in the process of treatment, the treatment purpose cannot be achieved and the treatment time will be delayed. The concept that children should be treated when they grow up or that “nature is straight” is wrong. Therefore, once parents find out that their child is suffering from the disease, they should immediately go to a specialist hospital. The age of the child at the time of consultation is different, the choice of treatment method is also different, the common treatment methods are as follows: 1, manipulation correct: adapted to the newborn to half-year-old children. Using gentle techniques, make the knee joint flexion, one hand holding the heel, the other hand holding the front of the foot to push outward, correct the forefoot inward, and then push the dorsal extension and gradually make the foot outward, correct the horseshoe and inward deformity. This method should be carried out under the guidance of a doctor, avoid rough techniques, so as not to damage the child’s bones and joints. 2, plaster correction: adapted to more than 2 ~ 3 months of children, by the manipulation of the trigger, the effect is not satisfactory, the Achilles tendon contracture is heavy, the dorsal extension of the foot can not be improved. At this time, surgery should be used to close the Achilles tendon extension, plaster orthopedic fixation, 1~2 weeks to replace the plaster, this method should be hospitalized. 3.Surgical treatment: For children who still have deformity after conservative treatment, surgical treatment should be used. There are many types of surgery, and different surgical treatment methods should be used according to different deformity changes. Congenital clubfoot is a more complex deformity, the treatment is not a certain method can be cured, sometimes need a variety of methods of combined treatment, the earlier the diagnosis, the more simple the method used, the better the results.