What can be the appropriate age for a mom to stop showering with her child in the 'mom showers with me story'?

One appropriate story could be a young son helping his mom clean the bathroom while she's in the shower. He might pass her a towel or some soap through the curtain when she forgets. Another could be when a son and mom have a conversation through the bathroom door while she's taking a shower, like sharing about their day at school and work.

There is no one - size - fits - all answer. Some babies may self - wean earlier, say around 9 months if they are really into solid foods and less interested in breastfeeding. Others may continue until they are 2.5 years old. As the baby grows, they become more mobile and interested in the world around them, which can also contribute to a natural decrease in the frequency of sucking on mom's nipples. Mothers may also choose to start the weaning process for various reasons like going back to work or just feeling that it's time for the baby to be more independent in terms of feeding.

One possible meaning could be that it shows the mom's nurturing side. She is taking care of her child's basic needs like cleanliness by showering with the child.

I'm not sure specifically what the'mom showers with me' story is. It could be a very personal family story about a mother and child sharing a shower experience perhaps for convenience when the child was young, like for example, when the child was too small to shower alone and the mom had to be there to help keep the child safe and clean.

Well, I don't really have a showering with mom story in the traditional sense. But I can imagine a story where a young child was scared of the shower noise and mom got in to show that it was okay. She made it fun by singing a song while the water was running.

One can learn about the bond between a mother and a child. It shows the level of comfort and trust they have with each other.

No, it's highly inappropriate and goes against ethical and moral norms. Such a situation is unacceptable in a healthy family environment.

Maybe it's for convenience. If the mom is in a hurry and needs to keep an eye on the child while getting clean herself.

One appropriate story could be about a young child who was scared of the shower, so the mom got in with the child to show them that it was safe. The mom gently explained how to use the soap and shampoo, making it a fun and educational experience for the child.

One potential impact could be an improper understanding of privacy boundaries for the son. He may not learn the appropriate separation between personal and family boundaries in terms of physical exposure. Another impact could be on his social skills. If he doesn't understand normal privacy norms, it might be difficult for him to interact appropriately in social situations regarding personal space.