1 month, corrective manipulations and above knee cast (from toe to groin) is applied for 2 weeks.* Delaying surgery is suitable for severe, rigid deformities; for less severe cases it may be preferable to operate at around 6 months of ageQ.* Posteromedial soft tissue release is best done at 6 months-3 yearsQ.* Triple arthrodesis is necessary for recurrent or persistent club foot deformity in older children (chronic cases)Q. It is best done at 10-12 years of age when foot growth is completeQ. Pseudoarthrosis (most commonly of talonavicular joint) is commonest complicationQ.Kite's MethodPonseti Method (Method of choice)6 months-3 yearsPosteromedial soft tissue releaseOrder of correction of deformity:* Adduction of forefoot* Inversion (varus) of heel / hind foot and inversion (supination) of fore /mid foot* Equinus (plantar flexion) of ankleOrder of correction of deformity:* Cavus* Adductus* Varus* Equinus4-10 yearsRevision of soft tissue release together with shortening of lateral side of foot by:* Lichtblau's Procedure (6 years)>10-12 yearsTriple arthrodesisQ">