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>Hello Robert and all, >10°C looks like ideal temperatures for children to go >barefoot everywhere. Though my three and a half year >old Rita is going out for shorter times even when it's >around freezing. Having especially fun when we had a >little of snow dusting the lawn. And when it warms up >just a little more, a few degrees above freezing, she >spends a lot of time outside. >It's always amazing to watch how her little bare feet >easily make it over all obstacles, in the garden and >in town. Without having to put much effort into >focusing she safely avoids anything that could hurt >her feet without slowing down. >And as she comes home, after scrubbing the city's dark >traces off her soles (I still gladly help her with >that), she's in a wonderfully positive mood, often >telling of her adventures as her feet are pleasantly >warm to the touch, until it's bedtime and she always >has a fantastic sleep after those days of thousands of >barefoot steps, ready for a new day in the morning. >That shows me how much children need activity >involving all their body and senses, doing all the >outdoor activities barefoot intensifies the >experiences and is obviously good for their well-being >all over. >As the daylight is short and the weather often >unpleasant, we use every opportunity to go out and >enjoy the world!

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