Depends: Your child might had developmental incomplete closure of the spine wrapping sheets, called spinal dysraphism, or spina bifida, which might have some connection with outside. Or the spinal cord end (resembling a horse tail) is too tight sitting inside and would stretch the spinal cord further as child is growing, which called tethered spinal cord syndrome. MRI would help to diagnose.
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