Adult star mum reveals why she walks around naked at home with her teenage son

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In their modest home, which they share with their kid, nudity is encouraged.

“I’m very comfortable with my sexuality. I’m the kind of person who doesn’t have a problem occasionally walking around naked,” she explained to Lad Bible. “My son will have a conversation with me and I’ll be topless or getting dressed; just because I’m naked doesn’t mean it’s sexual, that’s the viewers’ mentality.

“I’m very liberal in regards to nudity and there’s nothing sexual about me being naked at home. The reality of it is, if a child can’t see a naked female or male at home and that be their first point of reference for nudity, then there’s something wrong.”

Even while Manning believes it’s fine, a child psychologist revealed that as kids get older, they could feel uneasy.

Speaking to Healthline, parents coach Dawn Hubner claimed: “The goal with children is to foster delight and confidence in their bodies while gradually, over time, teaching norms related to privacy and consent.”

“Casual nudity in front of small children helps them learn to be accepting of bodies — to see that bodies are functional, strong, and normal, regardless of shape or size,” the expert explained.

“As long as nudity is separated from sexuality, there is no disadvantage to a parent being naked around a young child.” She added that as children age, they might develop a need for privacy and parents should judge that by child.

Another psychologist, Susan Bartell, said: “If you’re very clear what the boundaries are, then that child has no question whatsoever,” she said. “It never OK [for a little girl] to see an adult man naked — that is clear for that child.”

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