Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Obviously an extreme situation. Not an optimal choice, but 100% understandable, and not a cause for concern. My 2 yo used to do this, so I got a parenting coach.
LOL man you're a sucker. You paid someone to coach you on how to parent your 2 year old? Ridiculous.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Good job, mama! Totally appropriate given the circumstances.
+1 No need to apologize in this instance. I have apologized to my kids for blowing up and yelling at them, but in this case, I don't think an apology is needed.
+1
I'll also add, that the great thing about you never having spanked before means that this will really, really stick in her mind that she must not do this again.
Anonymous wrote:Obviously an extreme situation. Not an optimal choice, but 100% understandable, and not a cause for concern. My 2 yo used to do this, so I got a parenting coach.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Good job, mama! Totally appropriate given the circumstances.
+1 No need to apologize in this instance. I have apologized to my kids for blowing up and yelling at them, but in this case, I don't think an apology is needed.
+1
Anonymous wrote:Good job, mama! Totally appropriate given the circumstances.
Anonymous wrote:I did this with my 3yr old. She kept pushing down her chest clip buckle to the point that she could get her arms out. I explained, took things away, tried rewards, and she still would shove it down anyway. I pulled over, pulled her out of the car, spanked her, and put her back in the seat. Never touched it again.