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Filed under: Celeb Parents, In The News, Weird But True, Sex
How would you feel if you went to the home of a friend or relative with your children, and you were greeted with naked pictures of them on the wall? Well apparently, if you are tight with Heidi Klum and her husband Seal, that is exactly what you would see. According to this video, the supermodel and her singer husband believe that the human body is a beautiful thing (granted, I would too if I looked like them) and that children should be taught to appreciate the human form. Do you think that displaying naked pictures of themselves on the wall is the way to do this though?
Personally, I can understand having nude artwork in the house - especially if it is tastefully or artistically portrayed, but I will bet dollars to donuts that my daughter is thankful every single day that I don't have pictures of myself in the buff displayed so that she - or worse - her friends, could see them.












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2-27-2008 @ 2:37PM
Kristi said...I don't have naked pictures of myself anywhere, let alone on the walls of my house. However, I do run around in the buff quite frequently--generally right before/after a shower when I'm interrupted to do something for the kiddo's, and am not given 15 minutes to finish finding clothes in our heap (laundry is not our strong suit), and dressing.
My 3-year old has learned what breasts are, who has them, what you can do with them (I'm still breastfeeding her 11-month old brother), etc. She has also made a comprehensive study of "parts" (Daddy parts, baby brother parts, mommy parts, whose have hair, that it hurts Daddy when you kick him there, etc). Next on the agenda: teaching her discretion re: when conversation about everyone's parts is appropriate.
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2-27-2008 @ 7:42PM
pbhj said...>>> Next on the agenda: teaching her discretion re: when conversation about everyone's parts is appropriate.
You mean that can be inappropriate ... you'll be telling us next that we shouldn't be announcing the, post-visit, contents of the toilet bowl to our guests?
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