In Stuyvesant Town's playgrounds in New York City, young sunbathing co-eds are outraging local soccer moms and, according to parents, offending the delicate sensibilities of their wee little ones. The weather is heating up and girls just want to get some sun. What are these moms afraid is going to happen? A child is going to see a little side boob and want to eat?

I'm a mom of little girls and I consider myself to be conservative in what I let them see and watch. I try to keep life PG-rated and age-appropriate, but I know that life is life and, as parents we cannot censor everything our kids are exposed to. Our best solution is to raise our children with good moral values and an open mind. We teach by example and there are some things that are just not worth getting all up in arms about, like sunbathing co-eds at the local playground.

My mother was taken away from her mother after her parents' divorce. My grandfather took the children out of spite to hurt his ex-wife. My mom was raised by a stepmother who treated her badly.

My mom never experienced the devoted and doting love with which a mother loves her children. Instead, she was raised by a bitter stepmother who never wanted her. My grandfather robbed one mother of the opportunity to raise her children and forced another to usurp the burden. No one was happy, least of all the six children.