No nudity holiday

iamana1ias

jammin wrote: »

Some people are just good parents.

In what way is bringing children up to be repressed and uncomfortable with their bodies good parenting?

It's not like random strangers are likely to rub their naked genitals on your children! :rotfl:

dmg24

xXMessedUpXx wrote: »

Dubai?

Or The Maldives ... though the laws seem to be much more strictly enforced in Dubai!

You can't even get !!!!!! in the Maldives ...

stressers

I feel my question has started an arguement
I think there is not right or wrong just different opinions.

Rikki

dmg24 wrote: »

Or The Maldives ... though the laws seem to be much more strictly enforced in Dubai!

You can't even get !!!!!! in the Maldives ...

I'm not going to ask! :A

Sammy85_2

I would say that anywhere you go in the med will have topless people on beaches. If you want to avoid it then go somewhere cold or go to a child friendly hotel/complex, although you may still find some of the parents sunbathing topless around the pool.

robpw2

how about taking them to the sahara desert ? or to outer mongolia ?

or you could just use a blindfold saves on them seeing anything then

robpw2

curious how old are your kids ?
if 2-5 i doubt they would understand anyway
if 5-15 they probably already seen someone naked i assume you have a tv / they might have seen newspapers

mrcow

robpw2 wrote: »

curious how old are your kids ?
if 2-5 i doubt they would understand anyway
if 5-15 they probably already seen someone naked i assume you have a tv / they might have seen newspapers

Just becasue you've seen someone naked in a paper, it doesn't mean that you want to see it when you're on holiday.

If you're paying to go somewhere and you find nakedness nasty (and lets face it, most naked people do look pretty nasty with their sagginess, hairiness and general lack of clothing) then pay your money and make your choice.

The OP was only asking on some ideas of what choice there was.

richardw

Ryanair to Beziers and then to Cap D'agde is the place to avoid.

jammin_2

mrcow wrote: »

Just becasue you've seen someone naked in a paper, it doesn't mean that you want to see it when you're on holiday.

If you're paying to go somewhere and you find nakedness nasty (and lets face it, most naked people do look pretty nasty with their sagginess, hairiness and general lack of clothing) then pay your money and make your choice.

The OP was only asking on some ideas of what choice there was.

Exactly.

People can be quick to poke fun someone else's perceived conservative preferences. I believe that it is good parenting to choose not to expose children to public nudity but hey, that's just my opinion. Poke fun if you will.