Mom Confession: I Walk Around the House Naked All Day (VIDEO)

[Davin]

There's a fine line between making your kids feel being naked is shameful and
teaching them to be exhibitionists.
One mom likes to let it all hang out in front of her kids ... in front of
everyone. She says she's naked all the time -- while cooking dinner, reading
magazines, playing with her son. Just naked, all the time.
Every day.

http://thestir.cafemom.com/big_kid/1..._i_walk_around

[naturalandfree]

i think the link is broken

[jon71]

The link doesn't work for me either.

[nycapnude]

I was able to load it from the Google archive. Apparently the original article was taken down or relocated.

[natureboy1776]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5C0pVuedNZ0
youtube link

[RalphVa]

Good discussion. Hope they get more reports of parents being naked in front of their kids.

There is absolutely nothing wrong with it except for possible ripple effects from the kids telling about it, etc. Our main problem is, as a society, we've become so superstitious about it.

[labrat93562]

Some of the response on the you tube link are insane.

[nudkin]

What a great little discussion from non-nudists on the subject. I especially liked the guys thoughts as it was alright noting she was in complete control of what she was doing. Good video!

[nudeyooper]

Hope she doesn't live in Arkansas!

[Ken Palmer]

Hello RalphVa. I also agree with you that there is nothing wrong with it except for the possible ripple effects should your kids mention it either at school,church, or any other social gathering and it gets to other parents. You just never know how they will react or what will be said. And then hope and pray that nobody will contact CPS and they in turn show up at your house and launch an investigation at what's going on. And as usual, I figured this would spark some sort of complicated discussion since they themselves are not nudists. Very typical!

Ken Palmer

Good discussion. Hope they get more reports of parents being naked in front of their kids.

There is absolutely nothing wrong with it except for possible ripple effects from the kids telling about it, etc. Our main problem is, as a society, we've become so superstitious about it.