How about a one-year-old baby walking with a hook on one foot?

The baby walks with one foot hooked, which may be caused by insufficient muscle strength of lower limbs. Babies will be accompanied by slow movement and uncoordinated movements, such as not crawling or walking late, turning over and standing upright. Compared with children of the same age, they are late, the muscle strength of both lower limbs is low, and they walk too early, which leads to deformation. You need to exercise the muscle strength of both lower limbs, and you can wear orthopedic braces if necessary. In addition, vitamin D deficiency rickets may also lead to the symmetry of the inner octapod, which does not affect the walking function.