Audiofuzzy
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There you go.
SO, there is possibility the kid in question has a brain disorder, or ADHD, or experienced severe trauma -psychological perhaps- in the past.
I don't think it's something that could be cured with beating his ass!
And IF the kid's behaviour is a result of poor parenting, then all the more QQ - why should this kid pay with his 'ass' being beaten for his parents mistakes?
Liebling, you say- why judge the parents? well, because as every Supernanny episode show it clearly it's the parents' inability to handle the kids that result in children's poor behaviour.
Had the parents knew what to do, they wouldn't ask for Supernanny, would they?
On the other hand it does speak good for them that they realise they have a problem, they want to change it but they don't know what to do about it so they reach for help. That is very good.
Which once again comes to this basic rule- unless the kids has certified brain problems, it's the parents errors that cause such a wild behaviour.
Fuzzy
SO, there is possibility the kid in question has a brain disorder, or ADHD, or experienced severe trauma -psychological perhaps- in the past.
I don't think it's something that could be cured with beating his ass!
And IF the kid's behaviour is a result of poor parenting, then all the more QQ - why should this kid pay with his 'ass' being beaten for his parents mistakes?
Liebling, you say- why judge the parents? well, because as every Supernanny episode show it clearly it's the parents' inability to handle the kids that result in children's poor behaviour.
Had the parents knew what to do, they wouldn't ask for Supernanny, would they?
On the other hand it does speak good for them that they realise they have a problem, they want to change it but they don't know what to do about it so they reach for help. That is very good.
Which once again comes to this basic rule- unless the kids has certified brain problems, it's the parents errors that cause such a wild behaviour.
Fuzzy