RE: When to use a towel to sit on?

At one of the resorts I go to, I have seen kids going around with what I can only describe as a towel/hoodie/robe thing. Basically I think it is for kids sun protection at beaches, and is made of terry cloth i.e. towel material, and it is worn kind of like a hooded jacket. That way they do not have to be responsible for holding a towel when they go play, they just wear it.
It is long enough to cover needed areas when sitting, and the ones I have seen have some cartoon character or something like that on them to make them "fun" for the kids.
They seem to be a good alternate to a towel.
Stay Naked!

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RE: When to use a towel to sit on?

I remember my brother (who is no nudist) was sitting in a barbers chair when he was around 2 maybe 3. Towel or no towel, clothes or not, when nature called it called big and urine everywhere!. I remember him sitting in the car on the way home smelling of urine. So, yes, towels are good, but like everything, when it comes to kids, be prepared!

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RE: When to use a towel to sit on?

Be careful where you place your towel. No one cleans up dog urine.

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Yes T, and there is always some feces residue left.

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RE:When to use a towel to sit on?

The sooner they get used to using a towel, the less reminding they will need. It will be second nature to them.
You use a towel partly for not getting whatever you are sitting on 'dirty" but you also use it to protect you from others that may not have used a towel.
Also, if you are at an outdoor setting, you have no idea how many birds, squirrels etc have crapped on whatever you plan on sitting on.

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