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I do take showers with my children quite a bit. being ashamed or hiding your body is wrong, the human body is beautiful and it should be enjoyed.
children of the same sex as the parent should be able to ask questions about the parents body, it's one they will grow into in their own skin. both my girls understand that Mommy has boobs and they will too soon. also they will end up taking showers at school with other girls, they need to be taught now not to stare at other people in those situations.
also, maybe they have a bath tub that is large enough to share like a whirlpool tub? or maybe the child has a health issue that can't bathe alone and maybe dad actually does has some coverage on.View Thread

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