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>I truly enjoy watching my kids grow up and doing my >part in helping them in their development. >With regard to the topic of this forum, don't you all >agree that the feet of little children are wonderful, >adorable and a thing of cute beauty? >So soft and flexible at birth, they soon get dexterous >enough to be used almost like a second pair of hands. >And then, as they learn to get up, free little toes >grabbing the ground finding balance, helping the child >to keep from falling. >Soft baby fat soon makes the way for muscles and day >by day, the smooth and delicate baby skin gets tougher >and more leathery, while arches start to form and you >can watch the child get better and better at moving, >walking, running, learning to climb. >Those tender-footed baby steps are soon taken outside >and it looks so easy how they're adjusting to walking >on pavement, earth, even gravel (though they still >avoid gravel if they can, sometimes it's hard for a >barefoot adult to keep up with them)! >Then again, in the evening as we're telling stories or >watching films, I love having a child in my lap and >then I often find my fingers stroking their cute feet, >wiggly toes and gently-toughened soles. They both >enjoy the attention, being highly sensitive, though I >take care not to tickle them too much. And of course >I'm telling them how cute they are and how much I love >them. >For them it's just a normal part of everyday life, but >I'm certain that later in their life they will look >back to their happy barefoot childhood with fond >memories.

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