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>> >>>I’m new here. Thanks for having me!I was wondering >>>what you think about tickling your childrens feet? Do >>>they like it or do you think it‘s abusive? If you >>>tickle them, are they less sensitive cause they are >>>walking barefoot so much that their soles are >>>toughened? >> >>Hi, since my girl was born I couldn't resist touching >>her cute little feet, rubbing, kneading and tickling >>them. It's amazing how flexible her toes are! >> >>And I still do it occasionally, without holding her, >>if she doesn't like it she can pull away. Meanwhile at >>the age of three and a half her soles are getting >>tougher and arches are forming, when she started >>walking her soles were more like round soft cushions. >>I would say she is most sensitive on her arches and >>between the toes. She also likes to play with her own >>feet. I'm raising her to think positively about her >>feet, she shouldn't be embarrassed about showing them. >>For her going barefoot is just how she is, and that >>only has limits when it really gets too cold in >winter. >> >>How about you, are you ticklish? How much do you go >>barefoot? Do you have children? > >Yes, I am very ticklish. Especially the arches of my >soles. The fact that I‘m walking barefoot as often >as I can (if I could I would ditch socks and shoes for >the rest of my live) and and having toughened soles, >callouses and pads doesn‘t change that at all. > >Unfortunately, I don‘t have children on my own >(yet), but I wouldl love to have some. > >What about you? Are you ticklish and do you/did you as >a child get your feet tickled/walk barefoot?

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