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>Hello, Will > >>What I meant to ask was whether you plan to buy them >>shoes even if their toes stay rosy pink on all but the >>coldest of winter days. > >I ask them regularly (whenever it gets colder) and >they say they are perfectly fine. It might be that we >really only get deep frost in the new year so we all >agreed it's not time to get shoes yet. >Yes, they all want to go out and experience winter >even if it should get too cold for bare hands and >feet, so that's what I would get them gloves and shoes >for, just in case. It's all up to them, I actually >find it cute to see my kids bundled up in warm clothes >to the ankles with glowing pink bare feet standing out >to leave cute tracks in the snow (while I wear my >winter boots). I'll carefully check all their toes >though, once back home, to make sure there's no frost >blisters, chilblains or the like, they all know about >the risks of frost and I trust them to take care of >themselves. > >It's great to see there are other children actually >having fun going out barefoot when it's cold. My >daughter is 11 and my sons are 9 and 13 years old, >they have spent all their summers barefoot but used to >wear boots in past winters. How old are your children? > >Cheers from our little family!

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