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Dr. Ebraheim’s educational animated video explains about bowing in the legs in children, the etiology, diagnostic tests, and the treatment of this condition. Bowing of the legs can be part of the normal physiological development of the child. The deformity has a distinctive outward curvature of the knee and lower leg. As the child becomes older, this normally will improve without treatment. The deformity is usually symmetrical and appropriate for the age of the patient. no pain and no stiffness with normal screening process. If the infant is born with bowed legs (genu varum), bowing begins to improve slowly. At about 18 months of age the leg becomes straight. By 3 to 4, the child will have a knock-knee (genu valgum). This will correct itself by the age of 5 to 6 leaving a slight appearance of knock knee. Half of the children correct their bowing early and the other half will correct it late. Observe the child. No treatment is necessary. Give it time. Pathological bowing of the leg is due to a disease process and will get worse with time if not treated. We should be concerned if the deformity is severe. If it runs in families, especially short families, or if it occurs on one side of the body. When bow leg is severe, it may result from underlying conditions such as Blount's disease. Blount’s disease is a condition that can occur in toddlers as well as in adolescents. Abnormality of the growth plate in the upper part of the tibia causes deformity that is often mistaken for genu varus, (bow leg).