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>>Hi Alex >>Years of walking barefoot have given my children's >>feet graceful high arches and smooth tough leather >>pads on the balls, heels and toes shining in the sun >>... fortunately no cracks, no rough or hard spots. >>When I go to town with my children they're barefoot >>most of the year, it's a great pleasure for me to walk >>behind them and watch their bare soles gradually >>getting black. My 12 year old daughter loves that look >>in particular, she takes time to file her nails and >>occasionally paints them too, trying out different >>shades, then I had to chuckle as I saw her blackening >>her soles in a parking garage before meeting her >>friends ... >>My sons don't seem to spend much effort on their feet >>but look great and natural anyway. >>As my children come home they wipe their feet of >>course but a bit of dark (almost) always remains on >>their soles. > >Hi Anita my friend! > >My middle child Isabella who is now 14 years old often >goes outside in her bare feet to play with her teenage >friends! The soles of her bare feet get black when she >comes home and when I check the soles of her feet my >heart melts cause the way I see it black soles equals >a happy heart! 💖👣💖👣💖👣 > >Because I raised my girls to be encouraged (not >forced) to be barefoot as often as possible my girls >are never shy or embarrassed about showing the soles >of their bare feet to others which I think is awesome >as I think bare feet is more healthy and shows a more >innocent way of living! > >My love of being barefoot comes from my love of >gymnastics because gymnasts are often barefoot! >🤭🤭🤭 I like gymnastics because I love being >upside down! > >God bless! >Your friend forever Lucy!

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