The story of bathing or changing clothes for children is an unwritten task of parents. However, should it or not let children see nude parents?
Starting from the age to walk, the baby has begun to be curious about the body
1 / When do children start to be curious about their body?
Toddlers have begun to realize the difference between boys and girls, which makes them very curious. The feeling at this time is a bit stimulating, but assured me, this has nothing to do with love or sex at all. Therefore, it is not difficult to understand when babies become more curious about their parents' bodies. So maybe this is also the right time to limit your baby seeing nude parents?
2 / When should I set up private with my children?
When children reach school age, parents must determine that they no longer bathe together, change clothes or have any gestures of touching sensitive parts. This way of setting up private mode will help children become more aware of their own protection. Also, if your baby is a girl, don't let him bathe or change clothes from the age of three. The same applies to mother and son, sometimes swinging.
3 / How to teach children properly?
When children reach school age, parents can freely share and talk with their children about this sensitive issue of gender . Start with simple things: Bathing needs to be private and confidential, so the bathroom is discreet, so does the changing room or the toilet.
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