Stepping Higher: A Fascinating Journey Through the Top 5 Aspects of Toe Walking

While toe walking might seem strange to some, it's not entirely uncommon, especially among children usually under the age of two, as they are finding their balance. However, when toe walking persists past the age of two, it may be a sign of musculoskeletal disorders.

Studies have shown that toe walking can be linked to conditions such as cerebral palsy and muscular dystrophy. In some instances, it can also be an indicator of Autism Spectrum Disorder or a vestibular disorder, which impacts balance and spatial orientation.