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>>I love the idea of next winter, with Rita playing >>outside in the snow with her little bare feet. It's >>perfectly possible to adapt to cold temperatures, >>simply by keeping an eye on her feet and being >>attentive to her needs. The healthy circulation she >>develops thanks to barefoot walking will certainly >>help her cope with cooler temperatures. > >As I said I like to explore the different surfaces and >temperatures together with my daughter so when I'm out >with her I will go barefoot as well. As it's been >pointed out in another contribution the temperature >perception between adults and children is different >and it might well be that you actually have it easier >adapting to the cold when you're younger ... so I >prefer some parents prefer to keep on their cozy warm >winter boots as they sit and watch their kids run >around barefoot in the snow, but in our case ... I'm >actually looking forward to experiencing the falling >temperatures in autumn together with Rita. It >shouldn't be a competition for who can hold up longer, >but it's more of a precaution, perception of coldness >can be tricky with nerves going numb. Who knows, maybe >I manage to improve my own circulation at the same >rate as winter approaches? > >It's not a worry though in these summer days. And >luckily the roads also don't get burning hot. I >especially like going out with my girl in the evening >before her bedtime when we can both feel the heat of >the day still stored in the pavement as the air cools >down while I hold her small hand. After that I help >her clean her little milk teeth, wash the dust off her >feet and send her to sleep with a hug and a kiss.

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