$165.00
Built from years of clinical expertise, the Pediatric Toe Walking Brace is designed specifically for children over three years old with persistent toe walking. This brace gently guides the foot toward a natural heel-to-toe movement, helping establish healthier walking patterns and supporting balanced development.

With your support and consistency, this brace can make a big difference in your child’s development and confidence.
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Also Used For: Sever’s Disease
While the Pediatric Toe Walking Brace is specifically designed for toe walking correction, the same proven brace technology is also used to help relieve heel pain associated with Sever’s disease in children. Both conditions involve the Achilles tendon and calf muscles, which is why the same gentle stretching mechanism helps address both issues. If your child has heel pain from Sever’s disease, explore our Sever’s Night Brace.
The Pediatric Toe Walking Brace is a custom-fitted brace that gently stretches the calf muscle and Achilles tendon overnight to correct toe walking in children 18 months to 8 years old.
It works by keeping the foot gently flexed downward overnight which applies a prolonged stretch to the calf muscle and Achilles tendon. This encourages lengthening of the tendon and retraining of muscle memory.
Gradual improvement occurs over 2-4 months of consistent overnight use. Muscle retraining takes time but allows natural realignment without surgery.
Limited adjustability is available at the straps. For major size changes, new braces in progressively larger sizes will be needed over time.
To properly treat toe walking, a pair of braces is needed to treat both feet at the same time.
Toe walking is common when kids first learn to walk, but most outgrow it by 18 months as leg strength improves. Persistent toe walking after age 2 can indicate a tight Achilles tendon or other issues.
It is recommended for children 18 months to 8 years displaying persistent toe walking that impairs gait or causes discomfort. Earlier intervention improves outcomes.
The brace allows 90% of pediatric toe walking cases to be corrected non-surgically. Surgery may be needed if the tendon is severely shortened or misaligned.
Generally, insurance does not cover pediatric orthotics, but you can use FSA or HSA funds to help with the cost. The out-of-pocket expense is typically lower than what you would pay through insurance for similar treatments. For more detailed information, check out our blog post: Does Insurance Cover Pediatric Orthotics?



