was in work yesterday when i read this

is completely sick




it would be harder to get adog from the rspca than it is to have a kid imo...(especially as seen from this case!)!

bl00dy rediculous and tbh its nothing to do with people who are brought up on benefits are not - its 'how' they are brough up (in other words what they get told!), or in this case what they dont.....

i never had any desire to go out and get pi55ed on street corners, sleep with any guy that asked me, but my 'friends' on theother hand - a lot of them have had kids and regret it.... its definately a case of how they have been brought up.....

The parents in this case should be bloody well prosecuted, IMO. Look at the case lately where the mother allowed her underage daughter to sleep with her boyfriend at her home?

Poor baby. Maybe it should be taken in to care and put up for adoption with a couple who are desperate for a baby and who actually have some morals. Might have more of a chance of a decent life then.

Disgraceful!

To be fair most kids wouldn't know what the playboy bunny stands for anyway. The playboy bunnies are grown women who make their own decisions, if they want to make money fawning over some senile old bloke then thats up to them. They're taking him for an old fool !!! money for old rope i reckon

I agree that the child should be taken for adoption, it will only end up the same way as its parents.

Young kids probably won't know, but teenagers certainly will!

You've just reminded me of a Playboy lamp thng I see in a window when I go to the park with the dogs! It reminds me of something! It's a dark pink colour and sits in the window of a house........enough said!

Well, i think if teenagers are going to do it they will anyway i don't think that would encourage it personally.

The kids may not know but the parents do!! Surely as a parent you have a responsibility to your children. If a young girl is walking around with say, a tee shirt on with the playboy logo, she may think of it as a cute bunny but some pervert or even young boys will see it differently. I wouldnt take the risk.

I just don't understand why any half decent person would want to be associated with the Playboy slogan. We all know what it means...Porn! The parents should be educating the children on this! No way would I buy my children Playboy stuff!

And that is exactly the problem.... but the parents who buy it would.

As a parent we've all been confronted with the arguement 'So and so's Mum let's them do it', and I'm quite sure that's where a lot of this comes from as it is harder and harder, as a parent to stand up for principles bombarded with that little comment.

Does not make it right though.

Sure i can imagine it must be difficult especially with girls, i have two boys so probably this wouldn't effect me as much, i agree with what you said about clothing but bedlinen is pretty harmless

I dont see the problem with the playboy bunny,

to be honest I think the bigger the issue the parents make of such a thing, the more a kid would be drawn to it,

some people such as myself have been open and honest about sex with there children, we have not hid it away from them,
gordon never really wanted playboy stuff, but if he had, then fine.
I dont think he would have got someone pregnant over it.

the world is full of things like porn, when the time is right educate your kids dont make it a big NO NO or taboo, or something dirty,
but stear them in the right direction,
it seemed to work ok for me and gordon.

ETA: I wouldnt buy playboy cloths for a kid though, that goes against the grain a bit,
but a quilt set for an older teenager, Im ok with,

also as to people refering to kids as sexy, or whatever, to me thats just wrong, I would slap someone who make a comment like that about a child next to me, Its just wrong