A Parent's Guide To Nudism (The Ultimate Nudist Collection) Paperback – October 11, 2017

This is NOT a comprehensive book on nudism. It is a small pamphlet tackling all the difficult and controversial issues about nudism and the family. Anyone who rated this less than 4-5 stars did not read the details carefully. It is listed as 48 pages and it is a very quick read. It is well worth the $10 investment and the author explains what TO DO and what NOT TO DO when it comes to nudism.

This definitely reads more as an introduction brochure to nudism than a full fledged book. But it still has good content and I would recommend anyone curious about nudism to read this.

A parent’s Guide to NudismA great introduction insight and objective review of children being introduced in a healthy, moral way into family naturist values.

The book is suitable for any parent dealing with naturist and nudist life at the home of att naturist/nudist resorts.It is mainly common sense and etiquette, so not much more than a good reminder.

A basic set of guidelines to introduce naturism to your family.It's mainly common sense advice with sources to support the benefits of naturism.The book is a good start in the process and should be one source but not the only source to consult in making your decision on adopting naturism for your family.

While I appreciate what the authors intend with this book, the final product is so poorly done that it's not worth reading. The writing is disjointed, the content covered is so basic and obvious that it's painful, sections that you're told "I'll get to later" never materialize, and several times the spelling, grammar and context errors make the passage virtually unreadable.Not only are the authors clearly amateur writers who ignored the sensible advice to hire an editor before publishing their work, the use of the term "colony" in regards to a nudist venue makes me question the validity of their claim to actually be nudists themselves; most nudists find the term offensive.There are many, many free online sources with immensely better information for parents who are either nudists themselves or who discover that they're the parent of a nudist.Don't make the same mistake that I did.

Nudist living is not normally practiced in the U.S. This book is excellent in introducing the parent's children to nudism.

…a forty plus page title that's more of a brochure than a book, you'll get some common sense text and just a few websites listed at the end of the "book" (they'll likely be worth more than it is). Several generally not too revealing black/white photos scattered throughout- "genuine" nudist, but rather dark toned, hard to see.Supposedly part of a series it's an OK booklet but not a great one.