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Date Posted: 2024-04-01 10:32:55
Author: Anita
Subject: And my princess is twelve
In reply to: Daniela 's message, "Rita is two years old" on 2024-03-15 13:41:33

Congratulations!
My daughter's birthday was yesterday, on easter sunday! She had six friends over, we had plenty of chocolate, cake, easter eggs, a quadcopter and ... a garden party with more than a hundred happy bare toes (counting my sons, my husband and me)! Happily great weather for that as well.
It seems like for some of her friends it's still a special adventure to be outside barefoot but in the end that's how they know her and how they celebrate her on her special day.
It's just a wonderful feeling to not only be parent to wonderful barefoot children but see how they are inspiring their friends as well!
Cheers and spring greetings to all!

>Yay. My daughter Rita made it through winter without
>solid shoes, now at her 2-year birthday she's running
>around happily barefoot. My strategy of not even
>getting her used to shoes seems to pay out, she's
>sometimes using her hands but doing a great job at
>navigating all kind of surfaces, she even learned to
>look where she will go.
>For her birthday she received new plush toys, a
>birthday cake, a cute dress and absolutely no
>footwear. I love to take her to town, to the park, not
>for very long walks (we still have a stroller just in
>case) but her daily distance is increasing, it's
>incredible how much energy is in a 2 year old girl!
>Within the last months her soft chubby little baby
>feet transformed into something more sturdy with a bit
>of tough skin on the bottom. And it seems like no
>surface is painful to walk on ... perhaps being on the
>slim side for her age helps with that.
>The pediatrist is impressed with her development,
>fortunately she has no health problems to speak of.
>Speaking of talking, that's something that develops at
>a breathtaking pace now, it's truly fascinating!
>Oh and she's diaper-free during the day now, another
>thing she learned naturally.
>Cheers from a happy mother!

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Re: Rita is two years old -- Daniela, 2024-07-07 01:51:58

Re: Rita is two years old -- Deodand, 2024-07-07 14:55:30

Re: Rita is two years old -- Daniela, 2024-08-27 07:37:03

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>Congratulations! >My daughter's birthday was yesterday, on easter >sunday! She had six friends over, we had plenty of >chocolate, cake, easter eggs, a quadcopter and ... a >garden party with more than a hundred happy bare toes >(counting my sons, my husband and me)! Happily great >weather for that as well. >It seems like for some of her friends it's still a >special adventure to be outside barefoot but in the >end that's how they know her and how they celebrate >her on her special day. >It's just a wonderful feeling to not only be parent to >wonderful barefoot children but see how they are >inspiring their friends as well! >Cheers and spring greetings to all! > >>Yay. My daughter Rita made it through winter without >>solid shoes, now at her 2-year birthday she's running >>around happily barefoot. My strategy of not even >>getting her used to shoes seems to pay out, she's >>sometimes using her hands but doing a great job at >>navigating all kind of surfaces, she even learned to >>look where she will go. >>For her birthday she received new plush toys, a >>birthday cake, a cute dress and absolutely no >>footwear. I love to take her to town, to the park, not >>for very long walks (we still have a stroller just in >>case) but her daily distance is increasing, it's >>incredible how much energy is in a 2 year old girl! >>Within the last months her soft chubby little baby >>feet transformed into something more sturdy with a bit >>of tough skin on the bottom. And it seems like no >>surface is painful to walk on ... perhaps being on the >>slim side for her age helps with that. >>The pediatrist is impressed with her development, >>fortunately she has no health problems to speak of. >>Speaking of talking, that's something that develops at >>a breathtaking pace now, it's truly fascinating! >>Oh and she's diaper-free during the day now, another >>thing she learned naturally. >>Cheers from a happy mother!

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