Why do you have to take off your shoes and socks when you come home from outside?

Why do you have to take off your shoes and socks when you come home from outside? There are still many reasons subconsciously.

I used to wear shoes and get the floor dirty.

I used to feel comfortable when I came in and took off my shoes.

Someone asked you for slippers when you came home.

I have been to other people's homes before and have had the experience of wearing slippers.

These are slowly changing your habits. Slowly, you want to take off your shoes as soon as you enter the house.

Why do I hate wearing socks so much that the first thing I do when I go home every day is to take off my socks? Is this morbid? I don't like wearing socks, so I have to take them off as soon as I get home. It's not morbid, but you don't like it yourself.

Do children do their homework first when they come home from school? Review what you learned that day and then do your homework. Don't turn over the books when you do your homework. . .

Assess your knowledge of the day.

Every day when I get home, the first thing is to take off my shoes and put on slippers.

What will Santa put in his socks first? How can Santa go out without socks and shoes? How could he give a gift?

After playing ball, I was thirsty and hungry. What do you do first? Why? What is the first thing you are used to when you come home from outside? 1. Drink water first. Hunger is tolerable, thirst is uncomfortable.

Change shoes

What is the first thing to do when you come home from work to ward off evil spirits? 1. Dip the broom into the water and throw it at the door. This is unlucky.

2. Set off firecrackers.

Hang a mirror on the lintel.

Step 4 wash your hands

Why do babies like to take off their shoes and socks? The same thing, the same thing. However, there is one gain worthy of recognition, that is, I learned to wear shoes myself. My daughter learned to wear shoes by herself before she was two years old. I've heard that children are hot inside and like to go barefoot. It is said that as long as there is heating at home, barefoot is nothing. If the child feels good, it won't be like this. But I didn't dare to let my daughter often instill in her that walking barefoot will cause diarrhea and pain. I also prepared slippers for her early, and now I have developed the habit of changing slippers myself when I go home. However, although it is winter, she still likes to wear sandals and slippers naked (cotton slippers are almost * * * when they have a choice). Sometimes she is allowed to walk on the ground in socks. I think when children see that you don't allow them to do something, they will be particularly curious to try it, so we should be more reasonable with our children at ordinary times, and we can bite the hand that feeds them, hehe.

Why is it that the first thing to do when you enter the house is to wash your hands outside for a day? The most touching thing is your hand. Washing your hands before going home can avoid bringing external bacteria home.