Difficulty keeping clothes on

[Guest guest]

Does anyone else have a child who constantly takes off their clothes?!

Lately, Isaac (4 1/2) has been removing anything he can. He has always been

annoyed

with shoes/socks and removes them regularly, but it has turned into removing

pants and also shirts.

I know he's not hot because the weather has been very unseasonably mild for us,

but I think

it's a new " trick " or something he likes to do because he has learned how.

What , if any suggestions can anyone offer?

Thanks,

Jill

Mom to Isaac (4, DS), Lydia (10) and (18)

[Guest guest]

Sierra hates socks and shoes too. She kicks them off whenever she gets in

the car. The school even asked I not send in a certain pair, because she always

kicks them off on the bus

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Maverick HATES wearing clothes. His shoes and socks and shirt come off as

soon as he enters the door. He will not wear any P.J's that touch his legs.....

" they hurt me. " His baseball pants were " scratchy " until I cut the elastic

off so they aren't touching his legs anywhere...He looks like a hillbilly! He

wears boxers to bed and his tshirts all have to be a size too large NOT

because of the style but because it is less to touch him. I always felt this

was a

tactile issue for him. Just like his not having his head touched.....OH MY

DON'T COMB HIS HAIR!

He is the king of nuggies cause kept giving him nuggies to get him used

to having his scalp touched.

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Bridget used to do this. I started making her go to the bathroom or her bedroom

until she put clothes back on. I told her she could only take off her clothes

in these two rooms.

Now when she has to go to the bathroom to pee and has waited too long, she has

started pulling her pants and panties down and running for the bathroom with

them around her ankles. I guess she figures she won't get them wet hits way

even though it takes longer to run like this.

mom to Bridget 10

Difficulty keeping clothes on

Does anyone else have a child who constantly takes off their clothes?!

Lately, Isaac (4 1/2) has been removing anything he can. He has always been

annoyed

with shoes/socks and removes them regularly, but it has turned into removing

pants and also shirts.

I know he's not hot because the weather has been very unseasonably mild for

us, but I think

it's a new " trick " or something he likes to do because he has learned how.

What , if any suggestions can anyone offer?

Thanks,

Jill

Mom to Isaac (4, DS), Lydia (10) and (18)

[Guest guest]

Take heart! There comes a time when the nakedness does end. Danny was

always a stripper. In the past few months, and coinciding with puberty, he

has become a clothes horse--except for the shoes & socks. Every time he goes

to the bathroom, he completly changes his clothes. That's only about three

outfits plus pj's per day right now, because he is in school most of the

day. But how am I going to keep up with the laundry when school is out???!!!

Bev

[Guest guest]

The same with . She keeps her clothes on, but does change them several

times a day. For awhile, she was great. We had worked it out so that she

would come ask if she could change her clothes. Now, for some reason, we

are back to her just changing them whenever she wants to. Oh well.

Laundry, laundry, laundry.

Sharon H.

Mom to , (11, DS) and , (7)

South Carolina

RE: Difficulty keeping clothes on

> Take heart! There comes a time when the nakedness does end. Danny was

> always a stripper. In the past few months, and coinciding with puberty, he

> has become a clothes horse--except for the shoes & socks. Every time he

goes

> to the bathroom, he completly changes his clothes. That's only about three

> outfits plus pj's per day right now, because he is in school most of the

> day. But how am I going to keep up with the laundry when school is

out???!!!

> Bev

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

I have a nudist here too my only fear is someone will call police and say we

are running a childs nudist camp here!! Lol,, I remember one winter my

daughter stripped naked in back seat on the way to see my mom,, I got a big

surprise

when i got into the backseat to get her out of car. Thinking to myself oh your

grandma is going to give me heck on how to dress you today--hee---hee!!

Nettie619

[Guest guest]

In a message dated 6/6/03 12:12:47 AM, Michdock@... writes:

<< OH MY

DON'T COMB HIS HAIR! >>

Isnt that because he loves his hair and has to have it just so to be the

heart throb for the girls????

[Guest guest]

In a message dated 6/7/2003 8:31:48 PM US Mountain Standard Time, Linman42

writes:

> DON'T COMB HIS HAIR! >>

>

> Isnt that because he loves his hair

He can't handle having his head touched. Very tactile definsive..... can't

handle having lotion put on......or having his nails cut. Now, we DO all these

things....but he resists.

[Guest guest]

Kathy, you crack me up with the things you say. LOL ! That was too funny

when you said your privacy fence wasn't doing its job. Maybe the boy was

looking out of an upstairs window from his house at the pool wishing he was

swimming in it? I love swimming. My kids love the pool also. I wished we

were your neighbors so we could get invited to your pool parties.

>From: b4alltoday@...

>

>Subject: Re: Difficulty keeping clothes on

>Date: Thu, 5 Jun 2003 20:54:57 EDT

>

>In a message dated 6/5/2003 5:50:39 PM Central Standard Time,

>jls1995@...

>writes:

>

>

> > I can relate to this..... Jordan LOVES to be naked and has no problem

>with

> > stripping down after school. LOL. But... just like me she can't stand

>to

> > have shoes or socks on either. I don't wear shoes in my house and most

>of my

> > socks have holes in the bottoms because I don't wear shoes outside

>either :-)

> > Judi

>

>

>HI

>

>Our neighbor boys came over to swim today, the oldest asked me if Sara

>skinny

>dipped in the pool last evening, he said his younger brother told him she

>did. I told him that I don't think so since I found a wet suit on the

>bathroom

>floor. I asked Sara later and she told me there was a bug in her suit so

>right

>before she came in from swimming she took her suit off ........... ooooh my

>I

>guess our privacy fence is not doing its job lol I imagine the little boy

>was

>hanging on the fence waiting on an invite to swim.

>

>Sara and I will discuss " privacy " issues again tonight. She's awesome at

>saying " PRIVACY " when someone walks in on her changing.

>

>Kathy mom to Sara 11 ........... I did warn the boys next door that Sara

>has

>no problems being naked ... ANYWHERE and if she starts to strip please turn

>their heads and yell privacy

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

SOunds like BJ- this is why he gets a #3 haircut- forget washing,

brushing , cutting hair, finger nails or toenails. He hates and fights

all these things- and we have to cut his nails on average every 2 weeks

>

> He can't handle having his head touched. Very tactile definsive.....

> can't

> handle having lotion put on......or having his nails cut. Now, we DO

> all these

> things....but he resists.

>

>

>