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>>I agree that having two barefoot kids saves time when >>we want to leave the house but I find in the colder >>months I now have the problem of missing matched leg >>warmers or misplaced leg warmers so it's much like >>when they wore socks! Plus I now have half a dozen leg >>warmers in the laundry. > >We now have two pairs for each kid, they can be worn >for a few days and they don't even need them every >day, depending on where they go, also each has >different colors so it's not such a terribly load of >work, hehe. > >>Say congratulations to your children Anita for >>donating their shoes to the Red Cross and I hope they >>remain barefoot indefinitely. Although I cannot help >>think those that will eventually end up with the >>donated shoes would be better off barefoot themselves. > >Who knows where they go ... I hope to a family in >need, to children that they actually fit, though I >would agree with you, above 10 to 15°C anyone can go >barefoot without discomfort and especially during the >growth phase it's both more healthy and more fun. I >already managed to convince a friend who has little >children to let them go barefoot at home all year >round (they used to wear non-slip socks before). On >hot days my children managed to get some of their >friends to play barefoot with them in the park or >forest, I like that as they obviously enjoy it.

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