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Not that anyone wanted to know, but my husband and I walk around naked in front of our kids . But like, don’t worry — it’s totally a normal amount of nudity. I mean, not on purpose — but not not on purpose, either. It wasn’t anything we intentionally set out to do — it just sort of happened and neither of us cared much whether our four children saw us in all our middle-aged glory.
In our house, there’s nothing particularly unusual about people using the bathroom with the door open or streaking through the house naked before or after a shower — or because it’s Tuesday. It’s not like we open the front door naked — or pee with the door open when we have guests over (ah, the pre- COVID days when we could entertain visitors).
We’re not uncivilized or perverts. We’re just really lazy — but I’d appreciate you being nonjudgmental and calling us efficient. With so many children who think that when I’m sitting on the toilet is the perfect time to wheedle candy or extra screen time (or when they were toddlers — a boob), it’s really much easier for everyone involved to not close the bathroom door.
My husband and I didn’t close the bathroom door before we had kids, either. In fact, I think we left the bathroom door open very early on in our relationship, likely killing all the romance if we had any in the first place. No mystery for us!
Truthfully, my husband and I are free with showering and changing in front of our kids because there is no need for shame. I mean, we’re not stepping into the shower and then calling a family meeting — but if our kids walk into the bathroom because they absolutely need to beg for a popsicle for breakfast right that second — they’re going to see us naked.
I want my kids to realize that our bodies are just bodies. That though bodies can be sexual, nakedness isn’t particularly noteworthy. That our bodies are not hypersexualized, its purpose only for sex. That a body is for inhabiting and using to the extent that we can or are able. We are an embodied people.
Plus, it’s good to disillusion our children early. Isn’t it a kindness to shatter any fantasies of perfect and beautiful bodies at 40-something? Their future selves should thank us.
We normalize our bodies and their functions by our sheer nonchalance.
All my kids — except the youngest — have seen my body go through the myriad changes, marvels, and indignities of pregnancy, breastfeeding, and daily living. Seeing our bodies reminds and provides my kids with openings (no pun intended) to ask endless questions about breasts, nipples, penises, tummies, butts, buttholes, vaginas, body hair, and whatever else. In fact, my kids are comfortable asking all the time. Too much, really. Like at Thanksgiving dinner in front of my mother.
Some of our most important discussions about bodies, bodily autonomy, and consent have happened when I was naked.
My children have indulged their fascination with breasts and asked (or just went for it — an ever work-in-progress lesson on consent) to touch or take closer looks. They have seen milk come out of my nipples and even tried to help me hand express breast milk. They love to watch their fingers disappear as they poke into my squishy stomach. They make funny faces with my very wrinkled and striped belly and blow raspberries. They love to grab a hold of my fat and jiggle and laugh and tell me how it’s comfy.
All my kids have seen me empty and insert menstrual cups — my youngest has even crawled in between my legs and looked up to see where the cup went. When my oldest son complained that it’s gross, I reminded him that he’s the one who walked into my bathroom. No one asked for him so he could kindly keep his opinions to himself. I also lectured him about menstruation and how it’s a totally normal bodily function and to get over it already.
I do want to note that though my husband and I are fine with our kids seeing us naked, he and I have very different boundaries. There are certain things my husband finds disrespectful or inappropriate and he will tell our kids to give him privacy or to go away. Whereas I have much looser boundaries and don’t much care at all. After you’ve suffered the ignominy of an entire fleet of doctors and nurses walking through your birthing room while your underparts were on full display (4 separate times!) or when a nice nurse massaged your poop out onto the hospital bed — what’s a little nakedness amongst family?
Will we still be as free with nudity when my children grow older, hit puberty, and adulthood? I guess the timeline is up to them. Once they express being uncomfortable with it, we’ll definitely respect those boundaries.
Personally, I can’t imagine a teenager or adult wanting to see their parents en déshabillé … so maybe by then, my kids will finally leave me to poop in peace.
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Published: 16:43 BST, 28 February 2018 | Updated: 19:31 BST, 28 February 2018
A mother-of-four is trying to teach her children to be ‘proud of their bodies’…by walking around naked at home.
Former teacher Deborah Hodge, 44, says she often doesn’t bother with clothes at home and has even opened the front door while nude.
But she admitted her children, including son Felix, 21, and daughter Ella, 15, are often ‘mortified’ by her actions, particularly when they have friends around.
Ms Hodge, of Sidcup, Kent, said she was trying to set a good example over body image to her children, including younger daughters Issy, 11, and Amelia, four.
Deborah Hodge, pictured left and right, said she walks around naked at home to teach her children about 'positive body image'
The mother-of-four, pictured with daughters (from left) Ella, 15, Issy, 11 and Amelia, four, said she is concerned about the impact bullies and social media have on youngsters when it comes to body shaming
She told The Sun school bullies commenting on a child’s weight or shape can be ‘devastating’ with social media sites including Instagram leaving youngsters with a ‘ridiculous’ expectation of a ‘perfect body’.
Ms Hodge said: ‘If a parent is too ashamed of their own body to walk around naked, then they should expect their child to end up with possible body issues and low self-esteem.’
The mother said she wants her own children to grow up feeling comfortable with their bodies, thus her decision to shed her clothes at home.
This includes when she cleans and vacuums, does the washing and makes cups of tea.
But she added her children often tell her to put clothes back on when they have company and that their friends ‘don’t want to see your floppy boobs’.
Ms Hodge said her methods work as her children ‘have a very positive body image’ and are happy to ask ‘awkward questions’.
Ms Hodge, pictured left and right, says she cleans naked and sometimes even comes to the door in the nude
But her children warn their friends about her and tell their mother 'they don't want to see your floppy boobs'
But eldest daughter Ella told The Sun: ‘I think my mum should understand there is such thing as too much nakedness.’
Middle child Issy added: ‘If I bring friends over I have to make them wait while I go inside and check if mum’s naked or not.’
But son Felix is ‘more relaxed’ and quipped his mother was ‘growing old disgracefully’, particularly as she ‘likes to point out which stretch marks her children are responsible for’.
As reported by MailOnline, Ms Hodge, who is on benefits, previously admitted splashing out £2,045 on a makeover including six different haircuts at £60 each.
The former teacher made the decision after breaking up with her much younger lover Daniel, who is 15 years her junior, in 2016.
She piled on weight after the split but said she had no qualms about using her benefits to 'feel good' and said it was 'just as important as paying bills'. 
She said: 'My mental attitude is critical and as part of that treating myself to makeover and feeling good about my body is just as important as paying the power or gas bill.
'Self-esteem is closely linked to depression and anxiety and I won’t be a victim.' 
Ms Hodge previously revealed she spent £2,000 of her benefits cash on a makeover after splitting up with former boyfriend Daniel, pictured, who was 15 years her junior and is the father of her youngest daughter
She was previously blasted by This Morning viewers after she appeared on the show to discuss her lavish family Christmas.
She revealed how she'd splashed out £2,8000 on gifts such as puppies and iPads for her children, and spent the £10 Christmas bonus all benefits recipients are given on Prosecco.
Viewers were enraged to hear how she'd raised her glass of fizz and said, 'Cheers to the taxpayer.'
Her other recent extravagance involved spending £1,000 on Botox, haircuts, facials and mani pedis as well as gym membership and weight loss supplements to help her slim down.
She receives £20,000 in state handouts a year and insisted that splashing out £1,000 of that on her new look was money well spent. 
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