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>>So I guess they don't go unnoticed in the school. >>Especially if they wear their brightly coloured >>leggings. > >That's what we recently talked about in family. We >came to the conclusion that if you like to walk >barefoot it's perfectly healthy and fine and part of >your personal style, no need to hide it. While it's >still a little cold it's just bare feet under long >pant legs and leggings, in summer they wear shorts and >love to show off their sun tan all the way to their >toes ... either way I think it's stylish and cute, >it's how they like to be and nobody should object. > >>In any case, I think they are among the healthiest >>children in the school. > >Fortunately we made it through the whole Covid >pandemic without a single infection in the whole >family. Keeping fit and walking barefoot is just one >element besides knowing when to keep distance from >others, washing hands, getting all the vaccinations, >wearing a mask if we can't avoid crowded situations. >And "ordinary cold" that's also long ago. > >>Yes, that's true, but in any case I imagine their feet >>must be dirty at the end of the day so it shouldn't >>even be a problem. > >Depending where they walk, their soles will be stained >gray where they touch the ground, darker on dry days. >That shouldn't really disturb anyone while their >toenails and the top of their feet are clean and they >wipe their feet when they come in anywhere (I guess >their bare soles are still cleaner than most shoes). >Now when playing outside in their spare time they're >free to get muddy as long as they wash themselves >afterwards, but they shouldn't go to school like that.

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