Children have a faster metabolism and healing ability and have a shorter recovery time from a tibia fracture. Children can walk normally within 3-4 months of the fracture, but children can choose to walk with the assistance of crutches to reduce the pressure on the tibia when they initially walk on the ground, they may not be able to walk for a long period of time when they first start walking, so children should not walk for a long period of time, and they need to do proper exercises. During the recovery phase you can seek out a doctor to provide expertise and do rehabilitation exercises as recommended by the doctor. In addition to functional exercises, the diet should be supplemented with adequate nutrients and foods rich in calcium and protein, which will help the recovery of tibial fracture. As children are active by nature, parents should take protective measures when recovering from the fracture site and not allow their children to do strenuous exercise to prevent the injury from becoming more serious.