Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Two piece - My kids have both always worn two pieces. Since they were toddlers. They are much easier to take on and off. Yesterday, my 10 year old wore a full sleeve one piece suit with a zipper and couldn't get it back on after going to the bathroom.
We let my now 12 year old start wearing midkinis/cropped tankinis at around 8 when she asked when she could start wearing suits that "stick out the belly". I find nothing about these suits that sexualize a young girl. If there are some creepy teens getting turned on by seeing 2 inches of my child's stomach, then that's THEIR problem and their PARENTS' issue, not MY or MY CHILD'S issue.
You do not pull a one piece suit off to go to the bathroom, you just pull the gusset all the way to the side. I cant believe this isn’t common knowledge for all women and their daughters
This is just incredibly unsanitary. You probably are the type of person who doesn't wash her hands after she pees.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Two piece - My kids have both always worn two pieces. Since they were toddlers. They are much easier to take on and off. Yesterday, my 10 year old wore a full sleeve one piece suit with a zipper and couldn't get it back on after going to the bathroom.
We let my now 12 year old start wearing midkinis/cropped tankinis at around 8 when she asked when she could start wearing suits that "stick out the belly". I find nothing about these suits that sexualize a young girl. If there are some creepy teens getting turned on by seeing 2 inches of my child's stomach, then that's THEIR problem and their PARENTS' issue, not MY or MY CHILD'S issue.
You do not pull a one piece suit off to go to the bathroom, you just pull the gusset all the way to the side. I cant believe this isn’t common knowledge for all women and their daughters
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Two piece - My kids have both always worn two pieces. Since they were toddlers. They are much easier to take on and off. Yesterday, my 10 year old wore a full sleeve one piece suit with a zipper and couldn't get it back on after going to the bathroom.
We let my now 12 year old start wearing midkinis/cropped tankinis at around 8 when she asked when she could start wearing suits that "stick out the belly". I find nothing about these suits that sexualize a young girl. If there are some creepy teens getting turned on by seeing 2 inches of my child's stomach, then that's THEIR problem and their PARENTS' issue, not MY or MY CHILD'S issue.
You do not pull a one piece suit off to go to the bathroom, you just pull the gusset all the way to the side. I cant believe this isn’t common knowledge for all women and their daughters
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:You never thought of your daughter possibly being prematurely sexualized by wearing a bikini at a young age?
-OP
No, I didn’t.
+1. Actually covering non-existent breasts in a young child is what is sexualizing.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Two piece - My kids have both always worn two pieces. Since they were toddlers. They are much easier to take on and off. Yesterday, my 10 year old wore a full sleeve one piece suit with a zipper and couldn't get it back on after going to the bathroom.
We let my now 12 year old start wearing midkinis/cropped tankinis at around 8 when she asked when she could start wearing suits that "stick out the belly". I find nothing about these suits that sexualize a young girl. If there are some creepy teens getting turned on by seeing 2 inches of my child's stomach, then that's THEIR problem and their PARENTS' issue, not MY or MY CHILD'S issue.
You do not pull a one piece suit off to go to the bathroom, you just pull the gusset all the way to the side. I cant believe this isn’t common knowledge for all women and their daughters
Anonymous wrote:Two piece - My kids have both always worn two pieces. Since they were toddlers. They are much easier to take on and off. Yesterday, my 10 year old wore a full sleeve one piece suit with a zipper and couldn't get it back on after going to the bathroom.
We let my now 12 year old start wearing midkinis/cropped tankinis at around 8 when she asked when she could start wearing suits that "stick out the belly". I find nothing about these suits that sexualize a young girl. If there are some creepy teens getting turned on by seeing 2 inches of my child's stomach, then that's THEIR problem and their PARENTS' issue, not MY or MY CHILD'S issue.