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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. > >Hi Anita my friend! > >I find socks sooooooooo uncomfortable that socks are >my worst nightmare! 😱😱😱 I raise my three >precious kids to be in their bare feet as much as >possible! Since I put both of my girls in gymnastics >they even go to gymnastics in bare feet without even >taking any flip flops in the car on the way! > >I love how my body feels different when I hang upside >down almost like gravity is massaging me and it feels >like I am flying in midair! I always hang upside down >on either our gymnastics bar in the living room or our >set of monkey bars in our garden! Because of my mild >autism my job can be stressful because I am like a big >kid deep down so maintaining serious conversations is >tiring for me (though my job is still super lovely) >and hanging upside down when I come home from work >gives me the sensory seeking recharge I need to >distress so I'm super happy again! 🤭🤭🤭 I >always hang upside down in bare feet with shorts and >one of my Disney t-shirts! > >I admire gymnasts because they are usually barefoot >and they often go upside down in their routines! >🙃👣🙃👣🙃👣 > >Sorry if I seem a little childish! 😭😭😭 I have >a job as a receptionist in a small hospital but >because of my autism people who know me personally >will tell you I am like a big kid deep down but they >still are really lovely friends so I feel blessed! I >cannot be barefoot in work so I wear bare feet in >sandals or flip flops! I NEVER NEVER NEVER wear socks! > >It is soooooo lovely that when precious children put >both their bare feet together that the clean high >arches make a heart shape while the black soles >surround the heart! 🤩🤩🤩 So adorable and >special! All children are special and the super cute >high arched little heart on the black soles of their >summertime bare feet is absolutely proof kids are the >greatest gift our world has been blessed with! >💖💖💖 > >God bless! >Your friend forever Lucy!

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