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>Hi again, >I agree that socks are restrictive, especially to >young children, so I don't get how some parents put >socks on them. They need freedom of the toes to touch >at things, grab for them ... and learn to balance as >they crawl, sit and later learn to walk. >When I had my first child 14 years ago some relatives >gave us a footed onesie and first thing I did was to >cut off the feet and sew nice hems instead so his feet >would peek out bare and free. At home our children >never wore anything on their feet, and as they learned >to walk we also allowed them to go barefoot everywhere >they liked, since none of them had any difficulties >walking even on rough ground we found it's the best >for them all! >Hanging upside down sounds lovely! And speaking of a >happy heart, did you ever notice when a child has >black feet and holds them together the pale arches >form a cute little heart shape? >We gave our children nice, practical and comfortable >things to wear, but when it's not freezing their feet >are bare and free like their hands, and now that it >warms up they're all happily in shorts.

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