Kelce family wash kids mouths out with soap

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Anonymous wrote:I watched his Netflix documentary. Both are foul mouthed around their young kids. The parents need soap in the mouth.

Exactly! The kids swear because the parents do it, and then the parents react with abuse. It's so dysfunctional.

The people on here calling kids "brats" or disobedient for using swear words don't understand children. They are repeating behavior they have observed in their parents, their community, or in media they've been permitted to watch. Giving a kid a violent physical punishment because they did something the have SEEN you do is just going to make them disrespect you forever.

I will never forget the moment I watched my dad grabbing my brother and hitting him because he was sweeping in a half hearted way when we'd been told to clean the kitchen after dinner. My dad NEVER cleaned, but my mom did. I remember watching my dad flip out on my brother for failing at a chore my dad refused to do at all and realizing "oh, he's a terrible parent and has no idea how to do this."

I was 12.

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Anonymous wrote:Her “how do you put soap in a 9 year olds mouth” question should tell her everything she needs to know about why this is an ineffective method of teaching kids not to swear.

My mom used to wash my mouth out with a bar of soap. She physically restrained me, locked my head in place and shoved the bar into my teeth and mouth. This took many attempts and when I could cry, scream and yell, I cussed her out. I hated her for it.

Why were you so disobedient? Doesn’t sound like you were following she rules. Are parents supposed to just look the other way and let kids do whatever they want?

I was 5

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:There's a reason kids used to be much better behaved. Now parents like OP are scared of their kids and worry about being best friends.

My kids are wonderfully well-behaved, get good grades, and are very active and social. DH and I have managed all this while literally never hitting, spanking, washing mouths out with soap or other forms of physical, mental and emotional abuse.

Anyone who hurts their child as “discipline” is a crap parent, I said what I said.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I think that Taylor Swift will regret getting mixed up with this family.

+1

[Anonymous]

Matt Damon was on a talk show and the host asked him to do the Boston accent. He told him he couldn’t really do the accent without swearing.

It’s part of adult language in Boston. The little kids don’t really swear for the most part. It starts around middle school. It’s not the worst thing in the world. In that example it’s actually more upsetting for a child to call their mother fat.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:There's a reason kids used to be much better behaved. Now parents like OP are scared of their kids and worry about being best friends.

My kids are wonderfully well-behaved, get good grades, and are very active and social. DH and I have managed all this while literally never hitting, spanking, washing mouths out with soap or other forms of physical, mental and emotional abuse.

Anyone who hurts their child as “discipline” is a crap parent, I said what I said.

SAME. My third grader is so well behaved I routinely get compliments about it. I don’t use abuse as discipline either.

[Anonymous]

I have to tell my 3yo not to eat the bar of soap at bath time still...

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Why doesn’t this get them cancelled? It’s abuse. Obviously not as bad as other methods but this is disgusting and dominating.

Don’t have four children if you have to resort to sadistic s**t—and these people can afford all the help in the world!

read an article the other day where they were complaining about the attention and not being able to raise their kids normally/ be a normal family. Seems like they could easily step out of the media's attention and no one would notice

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I don’t know them I just know the name is football related. I wouldn’t recognize them on the street.

[Anonymous]

I have never understood people’s obsession with the kelces, at all. Why would anyone idolize or take parenting advice from these two randos?

Hes a former football player and she’s only famous by association. Neither of these people are smarter people or more seasoned parents or more qualified than any other random person out there. I’ve always found people’s obsession with them to be irritating because they just seem so average and the wife in particular seems to just feed off of the attention given to her over mundane things. Anyone with money and resources (or even without those things) can keep popping out kids.

Why am I reading about their trip to Disney world on Instagram? Who cares.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I have never understood people’s obsession with the kelces, at all. Why would anyone idolize or take parenting advice from these two randos?

Hes a former football player and she’s only famous by association. Neither of these people are smarter people or more seasoned parents or more qualified than any other random person out there. I’ve always found people’s obsession with them to be irritating because they just seem so average and the wife in particular seems to just feed off of the attention given to her over mundane things. Anyone with money and resources (or even without those things) can keep popping out kids.

Why am I reading about their trip to Disney world on Instagram? Who cares.

Agreed. The Kelce family is just a typical reality show family -- low class, money and fame hungry, but with no real skill as entertainers. The two sons play football for entertainment but they aren't showmen. They really lucked into this situation with TSwift. But the Kelces themselves are like Midwestern Kardashians, nothing more. I find them mildly embarrassing at all times.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I think that Taylor Swift will regret getting mixed up with this family.

If she doesn’t, it says a lot of bad things about her.

Honesty, can’t believe she’s marrying that goon.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:There's a reason kids used to be much better behaved. Now parents like OP are scared of their kids and worry about being best friends.

This. I’m a teacher and parents either don’t want to bother with discipline or they ask me what they should do when their kid does x,y,z. That’s how nearly every parent teacher conference goes these days.

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Anonymous wrote:There's a reason kids used to be much better behaved. Now parents like OP are scared of their kids and worry about being best friends.

Yeah because they were scared. And then it comes out later when they are maladjusted adults who don’t know how to feel or communicate what they want. So…. Have fun with that.

Lol. Every kid I grew up with was disciplined like this. We are all normal, law abiding adults. Nothing wrong with establishing the pecking order early on. It’s when kids are allowed to do whatever that we have problems.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:There's a reason kids used to be much better behaved. Now parents like OP are scared of their kids and worry about being best friends.

Yeah because they were scared. And then it comes out later when they are maladjusted adults who don’t know how to feel or communicate what they want. So…. Have fun with that.

Lol. Every kid I grew up with was disciplined like this. We are all normal, law abiding adults. Nothing wrong with establishing the pecking order early on. It’s when kids are allowed to do whatever that we have problems.

Have teens
They don't swear because we don't swear
(I know, I've overheard their friends, probably your kids, teasing them)

It's easy, no soap required