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Date Posted: 2023-10-16 12:51:44
Author: Logan
Subject: Re: Who loves dirty feet the most?
In reply to: Anita 's message, "Re: Who loves dirty feet the most?" on 2023-10-16 11:55:50

Thank you for your constructive and detailed responses Anita.
Indeed, you are giving your children a wonderful childhood.
They will have wonderful memories of it and will thank you later.
I'm also glad to hear that your children can go to school barefoot. Their practice is therefore not altered and they can take full advantage of it.

For my part, walking barefoot is a fairly recent habit.
I am always barefoot at home and I am gradually starting to go out barefoot when I have the opportunity. (In hot weather for example).
I recently went to a supermarket. The cold tiles were a good experience. Of course, my soles eventually turned black.
(Choose which I'm not used to but I felt it as a sign of honor.
I find it helps keep track of our day.)
I am of course always barefoot in the garden.
As for the city, I still have a little trouble.
I'm not as experienced as all of you lol.
This is also the reason why I inform myself in order to evolve.
Besides, I came across a multitude of articles discussing the benefits of living barefoot.
This is what pushed me to walk barefoot.
The feet are covered with sensitive areas that provide benefits to the body if stimulated.
I also have a 7 year old son. I start to introduce him little by little and he seems to enjoy it.
Except that it’s forbidden at school for him.
However, he enjoys walks in town and has fun with his blackened feet.
Do your children have foot accessories like rings or bracelets? Have their feet adapted to proper form while walking barefoot? (bows, greenhouses etc…)? Have you ever taken public transportation and gone barefoot to the supermarket like me? Do you have pets that you walk barefoot? The parents of your children's friends don't say anything when they come back with dirty feet? Finally, is the youngest as often barefoot as his brothers and sisters?

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Re: Who loves dirty feet the most? -- Anita, 2023-10-16 14:05:49

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>Thank you for your constructive and detailed responses >Anita. >Indeed, you are giving your children a wonderful >childhood. >They will have wonderful memories of it and will thank >you later. >I'm also glad to hear that your children can go to >school barefoot. Their practice is therefore not >altered and they can take full advantage of it. > >For my part, walking barefoot is a fairly recent habit. >I am always barefoot at home and I am gradually >starting to go out barefoot when I have the >opportunity. (In hot weather for example). >I recently went to a supermarket. The cold tiles were >a good experience. Of course, my soles eventually >turned black. >(Choose which I'm not used to but I felt it as a sign >of honor. >I find it helps keep track of our day.) >I am of course always barefoot in the garden. >As for the city, I still have a little trouble. >I'm not as experienced as all of you lol. >This is also the reason why I inform myself in order >to evolve. >Besides, I came across a multitude of articles >discussing the benefits of living barefoot. >This is what pushed me to walk barefoot. >The feet are covered with sensitive areas that provide >benefits to the body if stimulated. >I also have a 7 year old son. I start to introduce him >little by little and he seems to enjoy it. >Except that it’s forbidden at school for him. >However, he enjoys walks in town and has fun with his >blackened feet. >Do your children have foot accessories like rings or >bracelets? Have their feet adapted to proper form >while walking barefoot? (bows, greenhouses etc…)? >Have you ever taken public transportation and gone >barefoot to the supermarket like me? Do you have pets >that you walk barefoot? The parents of your children's >friends don't say anything when they come back with >dirty feet? Finally, is the youngest as often barefoot >as his brothers and sisters?

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