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why don't YOU give him the punishment?
Yeah I can do that.
why don't YOU give him the punishment?
There was a Russian deaf family moved to New York City, and they did not know about US policy that much. When they started to spank his 5 years old for being bad boy, and someone from outsider saw what happened, someone reported to police about it, and police took act seriously and pull son away from parents, and then trial begin. The judge gave Russians parents a warning, if it happened again, son will be put in foster family. Crazy!
1. because there's nothing criminal
2. putting him in jail with adults? it's illegal
3. how about a good spank?
Too boring. A circuit breaker is more ultimate. Mom might not have easy access to the plug anyway. Go big or go home ya know?
My kids have video games.. When I tell them to turn it off. That is what they do... Otherwise. I unplug it and put it up.
If they give me a hard time.. Then I do not allow them to play them for a while.
The games is a reward to them. They do well in school, homework, chores and what ever else is expected from them.. Then I allow them to play.
It is not something that a parent absolutely has to allow their kids to have. It is a privilege..
I don't believe in spankings as discipline at all.
As a child my dad always spanked me very roughly, and hard enough to make me almost throw up. Every time his hand hit my ass I retched or gagged, and he would continue until he felt satisfied. As a result I was always afraid of him and still am afraid of him to this day. I've no respect for my father for that reason. It is child abuse.
I prefer time-outs and other creative non-physical discipline. Like SuperNanny does. I believe she's written a book on this sort of thing and I will buy the book when I have my own kids.
My kids have video games.. When I tell them to turn it off. That is what they do... Otherwise. I unplug it and put it up.
If they give me a hard time.. Then I do not allow them to play them for a while.
The games is a reward to them. They do well in school, homework, chores and what ever else is expected from them.. Then I allow them to play.
It is not something that a parent absolutely has to allow their kids to have. It is a privilege..
Well said!
It is a privilege, not a right.
This is the problem with today's youth. They feel they are entitled to everything hence the self-entitlement issues.
They believe they do not have to work, do not have to say their "Please, Thank You, Yes, No, Ma'am, Sir" and so on.
Back then, saying "Yes, please, ma'am" was proper language and nowadays, we have to train our youth to say this but we are met with so much contempt/protests.
It is called having spoilt children.
Right on, Babyblue!!....I've got 3 boys and I don't take any shyt from them. If I find a game on the floor...then it's broken! and thrown away....The games are so expensive, they don't belong on the floor.
I also limit the time for them playing and make them go outside, get fresh air (if the weather permits), if not, then they have board games or watch TV.
You have to keep on top of kids! I've never had to call the police on my boys for their behavior. If ever, at any time they disrespect me for any issue, the games are taken away, along with not using the computer or the phone! And grounded for 2 weeks. You gotta be tough these days. Some parents just don't know how to be parents....you can't demand Respect from ur child, you have to earn it, and ur word is law!