Does anyone have experience treating toeing in of feet? We are trying to determine the best treatment.
Options right now are the Dennis brown bar or corrective shoes (outflair).

hi, i have experience with this since I had it as a child and so do my children.
with myself, my parents took me to orthopedist that said that I will outgrow it with time, I did basically outgrow it but still have to toeing in tendency when tired, in other words, it isnt totally gone.
with my children, I was determined to get rid of it. we tried outflair shoes as well as bebax shoes, they helped a little but not that much. When my oldest was 1 years old and started walking (or should I rather say literally tripping over her own two feet) someone mentioned to me about getting physical therapy since it is a tightness in the muscle. BH, I have had great results. The therapist massages the feel to relax the muscle and then does some streching exercises. At the age of three when she aged out of early intervention, she was basically walking fine, at this point, only if I will point it out to someone will they say, maybe.
I then started my second and third when they were only six months old so that they should start standing and walking properly and they are indeed much better than my first.

I feel that out of all the things I tried, the therapy has really helped the most.

P.S. A proper fitting shoe is VERY IMPORTANT as well as the fact that it should not be too bulky. (my children dont do so well with sneakers.)

Good Luck