Anonymous wrote:When my kid was little around 2, she pushed every button, and I ended up spanking her once or twice. I felt so bad that I let myself do that. I vowed never to do it again, and I haven't.
I remember being hit by my parents even when I was like 10 years old, my dad hit me with a belt. I will never forget it, and would not want to do anything like that to my children.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Yes, we spank. It works for our family. It's they calm, measured soanking. Never in anger.
Oh, measured and controlled hitting? Got it. Do you teach them they can hit others, as long as they aren't angry?
Nope, just like I don't teach them it's okay to take away others toys away, put others in time out, send others to bed early, or away others' desserts.
This. People make the same stupid arguments, and never think for half a second that they're arguing against the concept of discipline altogether.
Discipline is teaching. Thinking that hitting is a bad way to teach doesn't mean that I am against teaching.
Hitting is a punishment. Punishment is sometimes a necessary part of teaching.
Anonymous wrote:I simply cannot believe anyone does this in 2015.
Anonymous wrote:I simply cannot believe anyone does this in 2015.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I spank but very rarely (once a month, maybe). It works, but I'd be lying if I said I didn't feel bad about doing it. Sometimes it's the only thing that will get my kid to shape up.
I think on DCUM you'll find that a majority of the posters will tell you it's unnecessary and abusive.
that seems like a lot. I read that people notoriously under report how much they spank. All those "swats" on the behind count as spanking too. I think its closer to 17 times/week in reality. Ridiculous. And no we don't spank. You don't have to hit your kid to discpline them. Its low class.
Anonymous wrote:I spank but very rarely (once a month, maybe). It works, but I'd be lying if I said I didn't feel bad about doing it. Sometimes it's the only thing that will get my kid to shape up.
I think on DCUM you'll find that a majority of the posters will tell you it's unnecessary and abusive.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:We're from Texas, and believe that the "Board of Education" can impart valuable lessons on the backside of a misbehaving child.
Everything is bigger in Texas... except intelligence.
Anonymous wrote:We're from Texas, and believe that the "Board of Education" can impart valuable lessons on the backside of a misbehaving child.