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WillowTheWhisp · 27-02-2005, 14:14

You'd think the law would be able to make a distinction between child pornography and innocent photos of your own family but now proud parents can't even photograph their own children at school sports events etc.

Hasn't it always been the done thing to have a "naked baby" photo usually on a furry rug or in the bath and this is the one your parents always say they will show to your boyfriends when you get older?

I have photos of my kids and they find them very amusing. My parents had embarrassing photos of me, one in an enamelled basin which they used as a baby bath.

The really silly part is that the real paedophiles don't take their photos to Boots to be developed, they have digital cameras and video recorders and just download to their PCs so nobody knows what they've got anyway unless their PC is raided for some reason.

27-02-2005, 14:14	#3
WillowTheWhisp Resident Waffler Join Date: Jun 2004 Location: Accrington, Hyndburn Posts: 18,142 Blog Entries: 14 Liked: 14 times Rep Power: 1062	Re: Child pornography You'd think the law would be able to make a distinction between child pornography and innocent photos of your own family but now proud parents can't even photograph their own children at school sports events etc. Hasn't it always been the done thing to have a "naked baby" photo usually on a furry rug or in the bath and this is the one your parents always say they will show to your boyfriends when you get older? I have photos of my kids and they find them very amusing. My parents had embarrassing photos of me, one in an enamelled basin which they used as a baby bath. The really silly part is that the real paedophiles don't take their photos to Boots to be developed, they have digital cameras and video recorders and just download to their PCs so nobody knows what they've got anyway unless their PC is raided for some reason. __________________