As a good first-time mother, a pair of shoes already fell into the shopping cart A few months before giving birth. Small leather dancers, large, easy to place and very flexible. 'Great, it will be your first shoes,' I thought.
And although I have waited a couple of months to put them on, in the meantime I received as a gift other pairs of shoes for this winter and spring, even house slippers. Oh, what a pity of footwear!
Mar does not like to wear shoes, nor those wide and flexible dancers that almost fit another foot. Inside you can see the arched and tense feet, as a reflex movement to notice that something rubs his foot.
If a small pressure or friction on the foot can be insufferable to us, I don't want to imagine what it would be like to wear the arched foot inside a shoe, however flexible it may be. With what remains but to wait for shoes until he starts to walk, which now seems to me the most comfortable and beneficial for the baby. There will be time to go testing for the best footwear by then.
The closest people keep insisting on me with phrases like these: Why don't you put shoes on? With the beauty that would go with shoes! But he doesn't wear shoes? It's going to get cold!
But anyway, little by little you are also learning to deal with these nothing subtle suggestions that all new mothers make us arrive on several fronts ...
