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>>I agree with you that putting shoes on babies is not a >>good idea. Bare feet helps with balance at that age. > >We keep her barefoot unless she wants shoes or it's >obvious the conditions are too dangerous (frost, >broken glass). She's happier that way and has no >difficulties walking along even in the city on >pavement and asphalt sidewalks. > >>Plus bare feet on small children looks more natural in >>my opinion and also bare feet seems perfect for >>childhood playtime. Does Rita like gymnastics? I do >>gymnastics. > >Definitely, she's so cute ... even if we get some >surprised looks when we're together in town on a cool >day, everyone wearing jackets and long pants but her >feet are bare. But as long as she's fine, happy and >doesn't get injured (I'm checking that again after >getting home) it's probably the best thing. > >She's just getting into kindergarten so not taking >part in any kind of organized sports but loves to >climb and play on the lawn. Something more parents >should do, play active games with their little >children, it's also a wonderful way to cheer up and >forget for a moment about the worries of the world!

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