Normal development of posture and spinal curves. (A) Toddler: Protruding abdomen; lumbar lordosis. (

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Normal development of posture and spinal curves. (A) Toddler: Protruding abdomen; lumbar lordosis. (B) School-age child: Height of shoulders and hips is level; balanced thoracic convex and lumbar concave curves.

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