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Parenting

leftieNanner

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8. It says a lot about the parents

Reply to SHRED (Reply #5)

Wed Jul 10, 2019, 09:07 PM

Jul 2019

And harms the kids. I had a challenging daughter when she was 2. I would give MYSELF a time out if I was getting angry and walk outside or into another room.

She then put herself in a time out at preschool when she was upset and went and sat in her cubby!

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Why is corporal punishment called "discipline"? [View all] SHRED Jul 2019 OP

Discipline has meant punishment to correct for centuries FBaggins Jul 2019 #1

I understand that SHRED Jul 2019 #3

I disagree leftieNanner Jul 2019 #6

All true... but still wrong FBaggins Jul 2019 #10

So monsters can beat the shit out of their kids while feeling self-righteous about it? RockRaven Jul 2019 #2

Corporal punishment doesn't work leftieNanner Jul 2019 #4

I've always thought this about corporal punishment SHRED Jul 2019 #5

It says a lot about the parents leftieNanner Jul 2019 #8

And then tell them not to hit others. 3catwoman3 Jul 2019 #11

True SHRED Jul 2019 #13

Because a certain ancient book mentions it more than a dozen times. Eugene Jul 2019 #7

Discipine sounds better than sadism, or abuse. eom guillaumeb Jul 2019 #9

Wishful thinking. WheelWalker Jul 2019 #12

This message was self-deleted by its author Chin music Jul 2019 #14