Showing posts with label naked play. Show all posts
Showing posts with label naked play. Show all posts

Beach Day Out




Yesterday I took my children for a drive to the beach around lunch time. After choosing the beach, we ate our lunch then left the kids to play with the sand and their buckets as I took photos of them. They remained dressed in the sun while waiting for the time to come and hop in the crashing waves where the ocean meets the land.

When it was almost time to relax in the surf, it was home school lesson time where I showed them how the water moves up the ground only to go back underneath the incoming waves, calling it an undertow and that it is dangerous when the undertow is strong with the ability to pull you down under the water surface and drown you. They learned about how the high tide brings with sea life, leaving remnants behind such as empty shells and seaweed. They were shown how to tell where the tide comes up to. It is important that the children learn that we are all part of the environment, not above it.

When the home schooling lesson was finished, swim time was announced and off came their clothes.




Being a naturist and going skinny dipping does not mean that one should risk sun burn equally as much as those who wear their swimmers. After all, what we wear in water only covers a small amount of our bodies. Sunscreen is also important so don't neglect it or, if you forget the sunscreen like we did, only have a short amount of time in the water.

My youngest two currently aged 6 and 5 years old, were introduced to swimming naked. We have had no real access to swimming for several years so this was basically a first of them away from the odd public swimming pool where the wearing of bathers is required.

Going out to the waves and experiencing the crash of water as it pushed its way past us was a lot of fun for the kids and a lot of fun for me as their father. My eldest two currently aged 12 and 8 years old have had several chances to swim in the beach. My second eldest enjoyed her first skinny dip at an Inlet at the Gold Coast, Queensland. I found it very interesting and excellent that within 10 minutes of my daughter started swimming naked, then aged 7 years old, a small handful of parents undressed their children so they too could swim naked. Every single one of them looking happier for it while their were heard to saying how they wish they could hop in naked too.

Back to yesterday, the surf was perfect for young children as the waves were continuous yet not over powering. Important for children not use to the surf. They had a lot of fun swimming minus their clothes and can't wait to go back for their turn of skinny dipping.

Seriously, why wear those anchors round your body when you can swim naturally without the worry of your swimmers coming off in the water or having to suit the material. Your body suits you. It's natural. Love it!




A Clothing Optional School



It is so natural for children to enjoy living life without clothes on. It is only when we as adults decide that children at a certain should never see a naked form or be seen naked because it involves sex. This is a sad way to view life where sex is corrupt and that naked can only lead to sex and surely, if looking at a naked body only brings thoughts of sex to your mind, then one seriously needs help.


When children are allowed to continue to own the decision making process of whether to wear clothes or not, most will prefer to stay naked, wearing clothing only when they feel like it. Allowing children to own this decision making process over their self creates an ownership of their self. They learn that it is their body, not the churches or the politicians or some other group with a vested interest. It is theirs.


So what happens when your children live in a clothing optional household and are home schooled?


Home schooling saves on the expense of buying school uniforms for one and staying home for your schooling provides children with the ability to determine if they are dressed or not, the choice to learn clothed or unclothed. Unless you're visiting somewhere such as the Botanical Gardens or somewhere else public, there is no requirement for them to dress should they so wish.


Today, our three home schooled children had a science experiment where they looked at liquid/solid - expansion due to heat. Their experiment was to make and bake cup cakes which also provided the chance to fit in maths - measurements and counting. Language also was included where our eight year old daughter read out aloud the directions for making the cup cakes.


All that mess made by cooking such as the egg splattered child or the chocolate coated children from the mixture. Now imagine were they wearing clothes? All that extra washing to do with the hope that the chocolate does not stain their clothing. No, only a wipe down is all it takes to clean our natural clothing - skin.


The cup cakes were yummy by the way.

1st Post for 2010




Welcome to the year, 2010. I hope that your new year's celebrations went well for you and more so if you entered 2010 naked.

I took my 8 year old daughter up to Mount Archer to the lookout, giving a sparkling view of Rockhampton. A young family with 4 children with them. While it was a shame in that I was hoping to strip off and enjoy the very first seconds naked, it was good to have the other family there because they were friendly people and made the time spend there, entertaining family.

We were the last people remaining there in the end. The natural stroll along the moon lit track was relaxing.

Enjoy your 2010 and hope everything goes well for everyone. May the world lose their clothes and live life naturally.





How to Have Fun in the Rain!

How can one have fun in the rain?

Play in the rain and have loads of fun. Jump in Mother Nature' pool kindly donated and placed anywhere she likes such as your backyard like we have in ours.

It is such a great way to enjoy life!




Rain Play



It is currently raining outside as the wet season starts to move. It's late but better late than never and what could be better than sending your children outside to play in the rain?

Our children enjoy playing outside in the rain and they love playing in the rain while naked. It is easier for them to run and splash around without the confines of rain soaked cottons weighing their bodies down. Naked rain play is so much healthier than getting soaked clothes as clothing holds all the moisture and the coldness to your body. Not good when this cold is being held to your chest so take off that clothing and allow the water to run down your body, instead of holding it to your body.

Jumping in puddles, swimming, running in the rain is always best when done naked so take off that restrictive clothing and remember, don't limit this fun to the children.