Book Now

Worried About Your Child’s Feet?

Expert care for flat feet, toe walking, growing pains, ingrown toenails and more - helping your child move comfortably.

Book Appointment Now

If you prefer to receive a call from one of our friendly team members to discuss your child’s treatment options and find a time that works for you? Complete this form:

Consultation and FAQ’s:

Will my child have to stop sport?
Not always. We work to keep kids active where possible, with modifications if needed.
Does my child need orthotics?
Not necessarily — we’ll only recommend them if we believe they will help your child’s comfort and performance.
How long is the appointment?
A children’s sports podiatry assessment is usually 40 minutes to allow a thorough evaluation.
Do you work with other health professionals?
Yes — we often collaborate with physios, GPs, and coaches to get the best outcome for your child.
There's no set age — if you're noticing something that concerns you, that's the right time to get it checked. That said, common trigger points are around age 2-3 (if an arch hasn't developed, or toe walking persists) and during the primary school years if growing pains, heel pain, or changes in gait appear.
Yes, very commonly. Most toddlers have flat feet because the arch hasn't fully developed yet — this is a normal part of growth. However, if flat feet persist past age 5-6, cause pain, or affect how your child walks or plays, it's worth having a podiatrist take a look.
Occasional toe walking in toddlers is common and often resolves on its own. If it continues past age 3, or your child can't get their heels flat to the ground at all, an assessment is recommended to rule out any underlying cause.
We take a relaxed, child-friendly approach — observing how your child walks and stands, checking foot structure and flexibility, and discussing any concerns you've noticed. Most assessments are quick and comfortable, with plenty of time for your questions.
Not always. Many issues we see in children resolve naturally with growth, and we'll only recommend treatment — such as custom orthotics, stretches, or footwear advice — if it's genuinely needed. We'll always explain our reasoning clearly.
Yes — alongside gait and growth-related concerns, we treat ingrown toenails, warts, and general foot care for children of all ages.
Simply click the "Book Now" button above, or call our clinic directly — we'll find a time that suits your family.

"We help dozens of kids every week get back on their feet — whether it's heel pain, sore arches, or ingrown toenails.”

— Johan Steenkamp - Owner, JS Podiatry

Meet Our Expert Podiatrists

Mathew Millar - Podiatrist - BSc DPM

With a strong focus on biomechanics and rehabilitation, Mathew helps patients recover from injuries and return to their active lifestyles, free from pain. Whether it’s assisting with sports-related concerns or everyday movement, his evidence-based approach ensures individualised care tailored to each patient’s needs.
Alycia Lee - Podiatrist - BBiomedSc DPM

With a particular interest in musculoskeletal injury rehabilitation, paediatric podiatry, and skin and nail care, Alycia takes a thorough, personalised approach with every patient. Her evidence-based, holistic focus helps patients of all ages recover from injury and get back to the activities they love.
Lucy Weekes - Senior Podiatrist - B.Pod.Med

With a strong focus on biomechanics and rehabilitation, Mathew helps patients recover from injuries and return to their active lifestyles, free from pain. Whether it’s assisting with sports-related concerns or everyday movement, his evidence-based approach ensures individualised care tailored to each patient’s needs.
Shivani Parihar - Senior Podiatrist - BSc DPM

Shivani’s professional interests span paediatric podiatry care, biomechanics, sports rehabilitation, and the management of chronic foot and ankle conditions. She is currently completing her endorsement in scheduled medicine, which will enable her to prescribe medications and administer steroid injections as part of her treatment plans.