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>Hello there Zumba! >We see it as a healthy and enjoyable thing that's very >easily integrated with everyday life. As adults we >might sometimes feel out of place as the only ones >barefoot, but for the children, not giving a thought >to footwear all day long is just a natural thing. >Wherever we show up with three barefoot kids in summer >it's absolutely no problem and if anything, gets a >smile out of others. Other kids are sometimes curious >and a few of them want to try the same (with mixed >reactions by their parents, some aren't ready to let >their child go barefoot even if others obviously do it >with no problem, they're overly afraid of injuries). >I'm sure that walking barefoot everywhere made their >feet a lot stronger and tougher, also easily >withstanding the hot road surface on sunny days. They >also never have "ice cold feet" even when sitting >still for a long time. Within a few years they >developed nice arches standing out against their >toepads, balls and heels blackened by the road in >city, a look they now see as an expression of fun and >freedom. >Speaking of dirt, most of it is easily scrubbed off >with a brush. Occasionally they walk right through the >mud with a grin, knowing all the others would get in >trouble for making their shoes dirty ... Mud is easily >cleaned off with water and our kids know they >shouldn't go into any shop or home with muddy feet so >they only do that when they have a way to clean it off. >And how do you do it, do you have children of your own?

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