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[quote=Anonymous]OP here - this is all very interesting. For those with good relationships, how did discipline work? My three-year old simply doesn't listen a lot of times and I tend to be more of a traditional disciplinarian (e.g., stern voice, consistent time outs after a warning, not allowing treats if she is acting poorly). But this makes me feel like a warden - yet I know I need to enforce rules. It's so confusing! Oddly, I don't think my parents' disciplinary style was problematic for our relationship. I was spanked and many times harshly spoken to when I did very bad things, but I don't think that was traumatizing. What was very harmful was being told how I didn't measure up to my gifted sister and being forced to try to emulate her gifts, which I never could do. My parents were basically either ignoring me or telling me how I was not good enough. When I left for college, they didn't call or write for months. I think that's an easy problem to avoid repeating. But in the back of my mind I wonder if my method of discipline is a path to distance in the future. I do need to work on patience. That can be tough![/quote]
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