I was just wondering if my 6-month+ old boys could develop bow legs from using baby walkers.They love running about the empty room in them. Any personal experience please?

I don think so, my first kid use it for a very long time, he started using it from 6 months till he started walking around 10 months and he never got bow-leg or k-leg. My 2nd kid also used it, but not long, may be for just 10 days, before she refuse to use it again and she didnt have bowleg or k-leg, and we didnt even introduce it to dis my last baby, and hes almost 2 yrs now.
I think bow/k-leg has to do with
1. Inadequate of a certain vitamin, (i dont know d name)which have effect on d bone, it gets better if calcium is introduced to d child.
2. Heredity, i have seen so many kids with bow/k-leg, whose either d father or d mother also has, with that, we can say, its hereditary there.
So, in my own opinion, walkers doesnt cause bow/k-leg. Let your kids use it but monitor them.
May God help us all.

Walker does not cause bow leg for baby, I used it for my kids and none of them have bow leg.

It CAN affect the hips, because of the way the seat is made. It is the same problem with the baby carrier called Baby Bjorn. The kids are sitting in a position where the blood don`t go down to the legs too good because of the way the hips are placed. The best sitting-position is the spreaded way they sit on the back the traditional way in Africa.

Many kids have, in Europe, been discovered blue all down their legs, after using the chair or Baby Bjorn, because of bad blood-circulation.
It is much more difficult to spot that on african babies..

Many thanks.