Nameischosen
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When are you going back though?

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When are you going back though?
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When are you going back though?
A lot of people say this but I don't know if it's solving the problem. Yes you'll sneak more and do things you shouldn't behind your parent's back when a belt is involved but you'll do that anyway. Almost all kids sneak and do things they shouldn't. Help me understandI got belts and extension cords. Just made me get better at getting away with shyt. I talk to my kids for their rationale without physicality and they got better at talking.
I'll take that approach.
A lot of people say this but I don't know if it's solving the problem. Yes you'll sneak more and do things you shouldn't behind your parent's back when a belt is involved but you'll do that anyway. Almost all kids sneak and do things they shouldn't. Help me understand
Let's say the scenario is that the child is directed to go to sleep at 9:30 PM. The child always turns the TV back on past that point every night despite being told not to and it becomes a problem. Outside of removing the TV from their room, which can become cumbersome and sometimes impossible to consistently do depending on the TV, how do you rectify this behavior? Talking to them and explaining to them that they shouldn't ad nauseum is fine, but at some point there's got to be escalating consequences for repeated negative behavior and disobedience, no? What's the further course of action? How do we reliably get to the point of them turning the TV off and following instructions with the TV still in the room?
Genuine question, trying to understand the logic and course of action of parents who don't do physical punishment
Honestly we need to stop joking about or making lite of it. It’s abuse.
Because if you put a kid in timeout, you'll never need to do it again. Or take away their video games you'll only need to do it once in their entire lives right?Some of y’all are acting like kids who get spanked automatically learn the lesson, and don’t repeat the behavior. Most kids who get hit, will do the same wrong things, and keep getting hit.
Irrelevant but I had it in elementary school because my aunt was the principalI'm old enough to remember corporal punishment in schools. Did that work?
Plus, my logic is implied. I don't talk to dumb niccas.Irrelevant but I had it in elementary school because my aunt was the principal
Either way I'm just trying to understand the logic
Sure, but striking your child out of anger is
everything ain't abuse