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A ten-year literature review was prompted by the fortuitous discovery of nutritional rickets in a "well child." Sixty-three cases were identified, suggesting that this disease is not so rare as thought. Rickets should be considered in the differential diagnosis of nonspecific musculoskeletal complaints and poor growth. Vitamin D supplementation in breast-fed children should be prescribed more often.
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