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Summary: Feet can be tickled in a variety of ways, including using feathers, finger tips or soft-bristled brushes. Stimulate the sensitive skin on the bottom of the foot with helpful tips from a jack-of-all-trades in this free video on life skills.
Teri Lynne is a jack of many trades with a thirst for knowledge.read more
"Hi this is Teri Lynne and this is how to tickle feet or the fine art of tickling. Now what is tickling you may ask? Well tickling is a light sensation on the surface of the skin. Now feet of course are one of the most ticklish areas on the entire body. Other ticklish areas include the pits and the neck. Now what do you use to tickle the feet? Well I suggest three different things. Number one, the feather. It's tried and true staple for tickling feet. You take a feather and gently caress it up and down the individual's bottom and top of foot till laughing occurs. Number two, we have the soft bristled brush. Find a soft bristled brush of any kind and lightly stroke it up and down the individual's foot again till laughing occurs. Thirdly, of course our own fingers always does the job. So use your fingers and nails on the patient's foot, the individual's foot until laughing occurs. Now remember the lighter the touch, the louder the laugh."
eHow Article: How to Tickle Feet
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jc-from-rio said
on 4/4/2009 What about the tongue? Isn't it also a good way of tickling the feet?? Thx