Many viewers (or actually non-viewers) find the program inappropriate. For example, a petition was started against the broadcast and the SGP asked questions in parliament. All without success, because the program could be seen on television on Sunday evening.
Warnings
The episode opens with a warning in large capitals: Please note that within minutes you can see bare bodies in this program. When the children from groups 7 and 8 are introduced to the five adults – still in a bathrobe – there is another warning from presenter Edson da Graça.
He urges the children and viewers: “You should never just show your naked body to anyone else. You should always check whether the other person is okay with that. You should never just undress yourself when someone asks you to. ”
Curious
If it has been double checked that both the kids and the models are okay, the bathrobes can be removed. The supreme moment is briefly uncomfortable for many children and a few hold their hands in front of their face for a moment. This unfamiliarity quickly gives way to curiosity. A child immediately puts it very clearly: “It’s just normal. The women have tits and the men have a dick. ”
The questions the children ask are harmless. It doesn’t get more exciting than ‘Are you insecure about a certain part of your body’ with the answer ‘Yes, about the length of my penis’. Really shocking things don’t happen.
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