2 Year Old with Callouses on Her Feet?

It could be her shoes. Keep her in the good ones alone for awhile and see what happens. if it dosent improve make her an appointment with a pediatrist.
I have personally never seen a 2 year old with this condition.
Our oldest just turned 7 and cannot wear sandles with the toe seperator in them. It literanlly sawa through the skin and she then blisters and bleeds.
good luck.

My daughter (who's 5 1/2 now) has small callouses on the bottom of her big toes right where the crease is. This began when she was a baby, so we asked her doc. She (the doc) said that that is just the way she (my daughter) is made -- some people callouse there & some don't. Of course it is best to keep her in good shoes, too. =) Just keep it up...you're doing great! =)

It doesnt matter how much the shoes cost my kids have worn shoes from the dollar store. make sure they fit.

I would have it looked at by a DR. It could be a ingrown wart. Good luck to you!

We did the cheaper shoes for our daughter, too, because she was outgrowing shoes so quickly and she still used a stroller, so she wasn't CONSTANTLY walking in them. Eventually she developed terrible calluses on her feet. In fact, they bothered her to the point where she would take her shoes off at the first opportunity. We went out and got her Nike gym shoes, which is all she pretty much wears now, and the calluses have gone away. She seems so much more comfortable that we won't buy her any cheap shoes now.

If I were you, I would try keeping your daughter in the Nikes for several weeks and see if the calluses go away. If they do, then you know what the problem is.

Good luck!

I always bought my little ones 1 good pair of walking shoes and then let them go bare foot most of the time (socks naturally) while at home. They developed some callouses even so. Always when buying shoes make sure there is (what we called) a thumb length which is the width of your thumb between their toes and the end of the shoes and check monthly when the toe is about 1/3 of inch from the end of the shoe replace them. Good luck.

The brand is not as important as the material of the shoes. Buy leather or cotton, breathable fabrics, never man made materials. I agree with the response to let them run barefoot in the house or use slipper socks so they don't slip and fall.