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>>It's really impressive that they can walk barefoot in >>5 degree weather, I don't know if I could do it >myself. > >I told them they're tougher than me in that regard and >that gets a giggle out of them ... I guess it takes a >high level of activity and some time to get used to >it, and then some are bothered more by the cold than >others. >Anyway last christmas I gave them all wool legwarmers >that they love to wear when it's a little colder, >allows them to keep warm ankles while keeping their >feet naked, bare and free. >Today is a warm spring day, we were all barefoot in >the park and a few kids from the neighbourhood were >inspired to do likewise! I advised my kids not to make >too much fun of "warm weather barefooters"; after all >everybody has their own limits. > >>By the way, do they also practice sports barefoot? >>I imagine they must be much more comfortable barefoot. > >They love running around, climbing trees, throwing >balls and frisbees, using all the installations at the >playground, they haven't enrolled in a regular sports >training program yet and I guess they're moving enough >as it is. >Ah and I have just read about barefoot friendly >bicycle pedals. Going to install those, looks like >fun, at least after a bit of instruction (of course >it's essential to keep your feet on the pedals). >Some parents are so worried that their kids might get >hurt but I'm confident when I see them play and evade >anything that would hurt them.

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