Obviously, when you have an itty bitty baby finding time to change your clothes at all (or caring that you're wearing the same yoga pants for the last 3 days) is a miracle. I personally am super uncomfortable with the idea of changing in front of a 16 year old son.
The Bear is almost 3. For the last few months, I've been making sure he's not in the room when I change. Should he walk in (because he's 2 and doesn't have the greatest awareness of personal boundaries) I don't scream or make a big fuss.
What age makes you uncomfortable? Is it difference for a son/mother than a daughter/father?
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I think same-sex makes a difference. Lol this might be odd, but my mom will still change infront of my sisters and I, it's not big deal....but my dad? NO WAY! I can't ever remember him changing anything but his shirt when I was even close.
I don't like changing infront of my son and try my hardest not to(he's 5). But, if he walks in I don't freak out, I just turn around and sometimes remind him that changing is private. This really started around 3-4 with us. It really hit home when he walked in while I was showering and asked me if I was going to wash my nipples......I was done after that. Haha.
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