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>>Hi, Millie >> >>I just tried but I can't do a free handstand on my own >>... with my husband or two of my children helping it >>works for a moment. So I admire you, it's something >>you have to start at a young age and can then keep >>doing. >>My children mostly wear practical things for their >>everyday life, now that spring is here they're all >>back in shorts and T-shirts usually. But occasionally >>they dress up more stylishly, my daughter is somewhere >>between cute princess and party queen (and >>occasionally paints her toenails in cheerful colors), >>my sons put on slacks and nicely ironed shirts >>(preferrably colorful but also white for more serious >>events), feeling perfectly dressed with their bare >>feet peeking out on the bottom. The events we've been >>to include concerts, weddings and birthdays, and >>there's never a complaint, everybody only says how >>nice and cute my children are! Of course their sunny >>character contributes greatly to that. >> >>All the best, Anita > >Dear Anita > >You did a partner handstand if your family were >holding you as partner handstands are used in beginner >gymnastics where one person golds your legs while you >handstand. Partner handstands are my favourite kind of >handstand cause it is all fun and no work. 😅 I >don't have to worry about balance in a partner >handstand as long as my friend does not let go of me. > >I love gymnastics, Pokemon and Harry Potter so I tend >to wear Harry Potter t-shirts or Pokemon t-shirts with >shorts or jeans and bare feet maybe a Harry Potter or >Pokemon hoodie too I dislike clothes that do not have >designs like Harry Potter or Pokemon or Disney or just >something with a character on is what I like to wear. >I sometimes paint my toe nails all different colours. > >The first thing children learn in gymnastics is a >forward roll I bet you can do that but do it on your >bed or a mat for safety I wouldn't want you to get >hurt. > >I have autism and am like a child so please forgive me >if I seem childish. > >You can do gymnastics as adults because I go to adult >gymnastics class and I am 23 but the oldest there is >63 but you cannot be professional or enter the >Olympics starting as an adult but if you just want to >start gymnastics for fun and nothing serious any age >is fine. 🙂 > >Love Gymnast Lover Millie

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