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| I've recently come into the naturist lifestyle and enjoy the idea very much. I was just wondering how many of you have any ideas on when and how to take young children for their first nude experience. What to say, what age they should be, and so forth. Just go ahead and post whatever you feel. | |
| Our personal experience happened quite some time ago. Our children are grown and are over 30 but...we started by just being nude around the house and backyard all the time. They were infants at the time so they actually didn't know any different. Leap forward many years and we now have 4 grandchildren ranging from ages 9-2. The older ones have been introduced to naturism with my wife and I by skinny dipping...primarily. Afterwards I am usually nude around the house and my wife sometimes wears a cover up. Sometimes the grandkids partake, other times they do not. We don't force it on them, nor did we force it on our children when they got older. Our grown children have gone to the nude beach with us and so have the grandchildren. All of them love it and seem to always ask when we are going again. The youngest of our children has visited a nude resort with us and enjoyed it very much. They all went to the caribbean with us and stayed with us at a nude resort and loved it. They talk about returning again next year or at least every other year with us. Not knowing how old your children are, it's hard to give you advice on how to handle your children or how to introduce naturism to them. FP | |
| Oops, I may have been unclear. I meant, for when I do have children, when do you think I should start introducing them? When did you? | |
| My opinion is; Start from the very beginning and don't stop. You will reach a stage when they are in their pre teens or teens when they "may" not want to do it any longer. You don't want to force them. But...if you start when they are infants/toddlers -potty trained toddlers!!, they will adapted quite quickly and easily. Try and join a club and keep them involved in many of the activities and have them make friends with other kids their ages as they grow. This will enforce the idea that it's natural and not weird like some of their friends might tell them, when they are older. Those families that I know who have raised their children from infants and been involved in clubs and nude family vacations have not had any issues with their children who are now in there 20's,30's and 40's! Don't wait til they are older like our older grandkids. Our older grandkids will partake but they aren't naturists and may never be. The younger ones are naturals! | |
| I have two teens that have grown up naturalist. Harmony and happiness is our lifestyle. I think it was much easier on them growing up this way. I've meet others that started later in life and it can be confusing trying to shake the public prudish influence. | |
| I truly desire that my future children have a special place to run naked and carefree without restriction or punishment, without consequence, without troubles, without un-acceptance, without worry. Soon, my wife and I will be taking a nude cruise to Hawaii, that is if all works out to our own best interests to see if we are fortunate enough to win the trip, plus we might be able to celebrate our wildest fantasy or dream while planning upcoming trip to Cypress Cove. You can say I am an individual pretending to be married, but one can make that dream become a reality, you can also say I am not single, yet you will be most surprised about how things turn out best for me and my significant other because we do have prosperity in our goal to realize it is but a little wonder to ensure the path least traveled upon is met with tradition in the very act of the highest kind of love - The joining of two bodies naturally that in doing the wild thing, we might just make our hearts sing. Then with great joy, we could achieve possible results and still offer our children a place to be just as carefree as they deserved to be. For we came in this world naked, and we never really wanted to keep clothes on, except to stay warm, that in comfortable comforts of home, which of nature surrounds us with much peace and happiness, so our kids may also experience what we have experienced ourselves. For they only desire a special kind of place and time to truly be acceptable even while in the nude. | |
| I agree to start from the time they are born and then when they encounter a problem with a friend or another adult regarding the issue of nudity, understand, an opinion is an opinion, a fact is a fact. When you believe in what is natural, your opinions then become facts to you. Tell all children that it is acceptable in places with those who care for them, but remind them that when they get older, some might disagree with their beliefs, however universal or natural these beliefs are or may be, I can only hope that Federal Law will always best state statues because Federal law says Nudity is Freedom of Expression and also we have freedom of choice, but state law prohibits nudity by calling it indecent exposure. A camera lens taking a photograph of a memory is not prohibited by any law except that minors supervised by parents may require permission. When a naturalist enjoys a hobby like taking photographs of others, he does it not only for his own enjoyment or satisfaction, but for the memories to keep and share with those of pictures he took. NO LAW can prevent one from sharing memories, and thus, it is most natural to request permission of person(s) before snapping photos, even if they are or are not posted online, still - the point is to need not law keep anyone from sharing good memories with each other. But those who refuse to be photogenic or are camera shy - that is a figure of speech, not a serious debate over political correctness because nobody likes to be corrected. I however know most kids no matter how old they may be actually enjoy having their photograph taken, but the problem is not their parents either. It is state law, but not federal law, because federal law doesn't prohibit nudity at all. State law depends on the criminal offense. What could be offensive about sharing good memories through photographs taken of your own children which others might have taken and shared with you as keepsakes? |
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