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>Happy new year 2022 all. >As I already mentioned, for kids it's always >appropriate to go barefoot, children with naked feet >can cheer up kids and adults alike! >Not only in casual everyday situations but a smartly >dressed girl or boy at a special occasion is >particularly adorable and/or cool when wiggling free >toes. >There's nothing shameful about going barefoot (at any >age). That said, there's still the idea that having to >go barefoot out of poverty is a terribly embarrassing >thing. But does it have to be? >Anyone could afford cheap, low-quality shoes for a few >units of your local currency. Those however do more >bad than good, they often don't fit well, they are of >questionable materials that may irritate the skin more >than anything on the floor would, they make feet sweat >and smell terribly, they simply don't feel good. >The thing is, the more you go barefoot, the more your >feet become your shoes, the best shoes imaginable, >suitable for all situations, fitting perfectly, >letting you perform greatly whether you run, climb or >dance, and the most comfortable and best feeling >imaginable. Tough, strong and well-conditioned feet >are worth so much more than any pair of shoes money >could buy, they are a gift that all parents can and >should give to their children, by simply encouraging >them to use their bare feet as much as possible, >wherever and whenever they can. >Still it's sometimes not possible without shoes; >children should go out and play even on cold winter >days. In those areas that really get cold temperatures >they should get a pair of sensible, flexible winter >shoes that just give protection from cold and traction >on snow and ice, well-fitting and of good quality. But >for the rest of the year it's not a sign of neglect if >parents who aren't swimming in money encourage their >children to improve their own feet rather than buying >them lots of low-quality shoes that they will grow out >of anyway. >So as spring is coming, and it's sometimes coming at >unexpected times, I'm writing this in an unusually >mild early January, why not tell your kids: Let's go >out and enjoy the nice day, you don't need shoes, it's >so much nicer without, an unforgettable experience! >There's a chance that they will soon forget about >footwear alltogether until the next winter comes ... >And why not tell your parents, no I don't need shoes, >trust me, I know to watch my step, I won't get hurt, >I'm getting strong and better and better? They might >think it's a quirk but certainly an adorable and >admirable one! Barefoot kids are stronger and tougher, >they get to feel what others don't!

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