Well, I have to say, as someone who has worked closely with the police over these matters (naked children) I am astounded at the ignorance of the parents who feel it is appropriate to allow their child to be naked in any situation where the public can view them. Perhaps you should all visit your local police station and ask them about the scale of the problem of inappropriate behaviour towards children. Allowing children to run naked in public fuels this problem.
Firstly, use your loaf - where do you think paedophiles hang out? Public swimming pools is the number one venue, including in parks, and beaches is the number two venue. When Sarah Payne went missing, police clocked over 200 paedophiles stalking Littlehampton beach during their search for her.
Secondly,the majority of paedophiles are parents themselves. Not some dirty old man obvious for all to see. Woman are taking on a much greater role in child internet pornography - fact.
But just think about this - people trafficking is the most lucrative business in the world today and child trafficking is a major proportion of this. Do you honestly think this would be the case if there wasn't huge demand for it?
The police would actually like to make it an offence to allow children naked in public for the protection of the child.
I can only say that I pity the children of those parents who remain so ignorant to the world we currently live in that they continue to put their children at risk. These children will and do end up on the internet, regardless of the innocence of the picture.
Go ask your local swimming baths about the holes in the family cubicles that have to be regularly polyfilled. A member of staff at the spectrum in Guildford had to polyfill over twenty holes in changing cubicles during her first week at work and was very upset and disturbed at the level of the problem.
Sadly, as many of us know, often people who enjoy seeing their children running naked may not have the interests of their own children at heart.