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>Yes I completely understand. My daughter almost never >wears socks outside. She is barefoot 90% of the time. >The anecdote I have just told is an exception. >However, she may only wear socks in cold and dry >weather. >Otherwise, she will either be barefoot or with >minimalist shoes in case of extreme temperature. But >this is very rarely the case. > >My son plays rugby and is therefore barefoot. His feet >have become very sturdy. It can easily cover any >surface. (Gravel, sidewalk, asphalt etc.) >This is also the case for my daughter who practices >dancing. > >In stores, they will always be barefoot. They also >find it pleasant when the weather is hot because the >cold ground refreshes their feet. However, it is often >in shopping centers that their feet get dirty the most. >They also get quite dirty on public transport. In this >case, it does not bother me because it is often city >dust. Although this will turn their feet black, there >is no risk. >They were never hurt. They know how to be careful. > >At school, they are also barefoot all the time except >in very cold weather. >They don't need shoes. >In class, almost half of the students are on their >feet. It must be said that it is very common here in >South Africa. This also depends on the region but it >is generally accepted. > >My parents are farmers, so that’s where I get this >culture of being barefoot. >Back then, we were always barefoot because it was much >easier to clean our feet than our shoes. Shoes were >therefore optional. >We have no problem being barefoot in the henhouse and >in the stables for example.

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