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Children's feet are small wonders: soft, flexible, sensitive.
They not only bear body weight but are also a central sensory organ. Through them, children learn to orient themselves in space, maintain balance, and coordinate movements.
However, in everyday life, they are often encased – in socks, tights, and shoes that protect but also dampen. Yet, feeling, sliding, tickling, and touching are precisely what is so crucial for development.
Why walking barefoot is so valuable
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