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I'm jealous of how well my child, almost three, can walk/run and cope with the snow and ice. He's almost as stable running on snow/ice as he is on solid ground
by stevekemp 7y ago
I'm jealous of how well my child, almost three, can walk/run and cope with the snow and ice. He's almost as stable running on snow/ice as he is on solid ground. Unlike myself.
Sledges are awesome though, and also highly recommended. I take him to daycare on one when the ice/snow is suitable for it. If only the city wouldn't grit the pavements it'd be easier!
- semi-extrinsic 7y agoKids have two big advantages on slippery conditions, both coming from the square-cube-law: they have a lot more traction relative to the torque they can put into a stride, and their moment of inertia tensor is less ill-conditioned.