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>>>but my mom won't let me play in the snow barefoot. >She >>>says I'll hurt my feet cause they'll get frost bite. >> >>Temperature limits are different for each person, you >>would have to find out by yourself. Warm up well >>before going out and give a lot of attention to what >>you feel. If the cold causes pain or numbness (the >>feeling in the toes going away) you must immediately >>go back inside to warm up or you risk frostbite and >>that can hurt a lot ... >> >>For a short bit (a minute or so) it should be allright >>if you keep moving and running around. Better do this >>when the snow is new and soft because old snow freezes >>over becoming hard and unpleasant, forming ice >>crystals that can even cut the skin. >> >>I certainly wouldn't overdo it but I find a short run >>in the snow is great fun as long as there's nice snow. >>When snow gets old it's not nice any more ... >> >>Cheers to you! Luc > >Dear Luc > >Because of my autism I am like a child so I am not >allowed outside by myself for safety but I am allowed >out the front by myself but nkt to go running. I have >run in my bare feet with my daddy though but I prefer >cartwheeling and handstand walking. I am a gymnast so >can walk on my hands and do good looking cartwheels >always in bare feet. Cartwheels on the grass is one of >my purest joys. 🤸‍♀️ > >In the snow I build a snowman and I get sad when he >melts. 😭 I take my boots immediately off when I >come in from the snow and warm up my bare feet in >front of the fire. Sitting in front of the fire in >bare feet feels so cozy. Snug as a bug barefoot in >front of the fire is one of the most guaranteed ways >to feel warm and fuzzy. > >When love lightly touching grass with my toes and >soles because it tickles. 🤭 > >Love Gymnast Lover Millie

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