Pediatric Foot & Ankle Articles & Resources
Pediatric Podiatry Related Blog Articles and Resources by Dr. Jarman

How to Know if Your Child Might Need Surgery for Toe Walking
As a parent, noticing your child consistently walking on their toes can naturally raise some questions—and maybe a bit of anxiety. While it’s true that toe walking can be a normal phase for many young

How Dr. Jarman Helped McKenzie Overcome Flat Feet and Tarsal Tunnel with HyProCure
For many active kids, foot pain can make it hard to keep up with the activities they love. McKenzie, a young dancer and equestrian, knows this all too well. After years of struggling with flat

Jacob’s Journey: Overcoming Toe Walking with Dr. Jarman
For children struggling with toe walking, everyday activities like standing in line, walking through a store, or playing at recess can be exhausting and frustrating. Jacob, a young boy facing these challenges, shares his incredible journey

What Every Youth Sports Coach Needs to Know about Sever’s Disease and Heel Pain in Children
As a youth sports coach, you play a crucial role in your young athletes’ health and development. One condition you should be aware of is Sever’s disease, the most common cause of heel pain in

Does My Child Have Flat Feet? And What To Do About It
Flat feet are common and generally normal in infants and toddlers up to around 3 years old, as the arch of the foot has not yet developed and a fat pad on the sole makes

Virtual Consultations for Toe Walking with Dr. Jarman
Toe walking is a common concern among parents of young children. It can be a sign of underlying conditions that require professional intervention. At Pediatric Foot & Ankle, Dr. Mikkel Jarman offers virtual consultations to

Superfeet vs. Custom-Made Orthotics for your child’s Sever’s Disease or Flat Feet
As a parent, it’s difficult to see your child struggle with foot pain issues like Sever’s disease or flat feet. You want to help them find relief so they can play and be active comfortably.

Toe Walking in Children with Autism, Sensory Disorders, and Non-Verbal: Myth vs Fact
Toe walking is a common concern among parents, especially when their child has been diagnosed with a neurological condition such as autism or sensory processing disorder. However, it’s essential to understand that not all toe

HyProCure: A Minimally Invasive Solution for Misaligned Feet in Children
If your child suffers from flat feet, overpronation, or other foot alignment issues, HyProCure might be the solution you’ve been searching for. This minimally invasive procedure has helped countless children find relief from pain and

What’s the Difference Between Lapiplasty and Regular Bunion Surgery for My Child?
Bunions are a common foot deformity, affecting around 9 million Americans annually – and that includes teenagers. If your child has a painful or aggravated bunion, you may be exploring surgical options. So what exactly

Foot Fractures in Youth Sports
Foot Fracture Risk and Recovery in Youth Sports Sports participation can significantly contribute to a child’s physical and emotional wellbeing. However, with the benefits come risks, and one of those is the potential for injury,

Sever’s Disease: A Guide for Parents
What is Sever’s Disease? Sever’s disease, also known medically as calcaneal apophysitis, is a painful inflammation in a child’s heel. This condition is typically brought on by a dramatic growth spurt when the heel bone
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