Traumatized for Life?

Due to Doug's very "traumatic" childhood there are certain things he is very picky about with James. For example: Doug's mother made him change into his swimsuit in front of the entire swim class and their parents. Who knew a 3-year-old would have such a great fear of public nudity. As a result all bathtub pictures (if allowed at all) are censored, and there is no possible way James will ever be changed in a public setting. I had to fight pretty hard to be able to take a picture of James during his first bath. Another example: Doug remembers being zipped up in his blanket sleeper. So now I have had extensive training on the proper way to zip up a blanket sleeper, and any other zipper that is close to James' body.

So my question today is have I just traumatized James for life? Is he going to remember this event for the rest of his life. And will his wife suffer because of it?
I was starting to pack for our trip and James was playing in his room. I could hear him playing with this basket which for some reason is one of his favorite toys. Suddenly he starts crying so I go in his room to see what happened. I couldn't help but start laughing. James had put first his blanket then himself in this basket and was stuck. He wasn't hurt, just frustrated that he couldn't get out. I thought that it was so funny that instead of getting him out of the basket I took a picture first. So I wonder when the day will come when James tells me how I care more about a cute picture then his safety and well being. And I think it is safe to say Doug will back him up on this!