A 2 year old is seen in your office. The parent reports that the child shows toeing in when walking. On examination, the child exhibits femoral anteversion

A 2 year old is seen in your office. The parent reports that the child shows toeing in when walking. On examination, the child exhibits femoral anteversion. The most appropriate treatment is
a. Reassurance to the parent that the condition usually corrects itself
as the child grows older
b. Referral to an orthopedist
c. Referral to a physical therapist
d. Bracing to correct internal rotation of the femurs
e. Fitting for corrective shoes.