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> >>Of course, we always made sure they wiped their feet >>at the door, but with their shoes gone and both of >>them quickly growing at that age, their soles started >>becoming more callused which allowed them to become >>stained with dirt, in a way which no amount of >>scrubbing would remove. My daughter was very proud the >>first time she stepped out of the shower with her >>soles still pitch black! > >Looks like it's quite common for kids of a certain age >to enjoy getting black feet ... it's also my >daughter's response if she notices somebody staring at >her to lift up a foot and show off her dirty sole as >if to say "yes that's what a happy healthy child's >foot is supposed to look like". > >At home, it's a reminder of all the fun they had while >playing outside. If it can't be scrubbed off in the >shower it won't come off on the couch or bed either so >it's of course no problem. Yes that's another >difference we noticed when comparing our feet.

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