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>Hello .. How cold does it get where you are? I hope >their toes are fine. You should check them closely >after each snow walk, peeling skin is a sign of >beginning frost damage and extended exposure to frost >can destroy deeper layers of skin, taking longer to >regenerate. Toes going numb means you don't notice >until it's too late, so beware. > >Anyway when they go out barefoot and enjoy it, it's >just perfect, they can adjust to any season! Maybe >it's even easier for kids. It certainly gives them a >strong circulation and as they grow up they certainly >have a more robust health! > >(Doesn't make any of us invincible though. When the >time comes to vaccinate ... do it.) > >>Thinking ahead I'm sure we're in for a barefoot summer >>but my eldest moves upto high school in September and >>I fear that shoes will be required. > >That wouldn't be logical at all, considering that >schools aren't a particularly dangerous environment. >Maybe you can argue against such a rule by >demonstrating how well she survived winter? > >Today was the first mild day with sun and +10°C where >I live so I went on a barefoot bicycle ride, the >second half (uphill) I even went in a T-shirt without >a jacket earning a number of surprised looks from >people in coats and wool caps.

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