Babies walking with one foot turned inward can be considered to be caused by incorrect walking posture, lack of calcium, congenital dysplasia, etc., and can be treated through surgery, medication and wearing orthotics. 1. Incorrect walking posture: Wrong walking posture will affect the development of the child’s bones, and you can correct the child’s walking posture to change the child’s habit of turning his/her feet inward. 2. Calcium deficiency: severe calcium deficiency will lead to poor bone development and tilting of the feet to the inside when walking. Vitamin D and calcium tablets can be taken under the guidance of the doctor, and more calcium-rich foods, such as milk and shrimp, can be given to the child to eat. 3. Congenital dysplasia: Genetic factors or bone dysplasia can cause the child’s feet to turn inward, which can be treated by wearing orthotics under the guidance of a doctor. In the case of bone deformity, wearing braces to correct the effect is not good, can be under the guidance of the doctor through surgical treatment. There may be other reasons why your child’s foot turns inward, so we recommend that you take your child to a specialized pediatric hospital to avoid delays in your child’s condition.