Anonymous wrote:
NP here.
Just chiming in to say that spanking doesn't have to be the end of the world, and sometimes solves problems in a less-traumatic way than what parents resort to, ie, yelling, nagging, or enduring months or years of the bad behavior.
Like all parenting, it has to be done judiciously. You have to know your kid. You have to choose your moment, be in control of your emotions, correctly explain what you meant by it later on, etc. It's not the same as randomly hitting your child every time you're feeling lousy.
Of course people who are scared of the world and like to simplify it with black and white thinking will not like this point of view.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Study finds spanked children more successful in life.
https://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/health/news/6926823/Smacked-children-more-successful-later-in-life-study-finds.html
I suspected it. It's common sense.
Ridiculous.
Anonymous wrote:Study finds spanked children more successful in life.
https://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/health/news/6926823/Smacked-children-more-successful-later-in-life-study-finds.html
I suspected it. It's common sense.
Anonymous wrote:Still spanking over here.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:It is shocking to me that people still spank. Horrific. How redneck - that you would try to call it anything but physical abuse is absurd.
The vast majority of parents spank. It's not "redneck", it's universal.
As the saying goes, sometimes you just have to apply the board of education to the seat of knowledge.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:It is shocking to me that people still spank. Horrific. How redneck - that you would try to call it anything but physical abuse is absurd.
The vast majority of parents spank. It's not "redneck", it's universal.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I’m laughing, because this generation of unspanked, overcoddled children are the ones committing school shootings and mass shootings. The generations raised so “abusively” didn’t.
Interesting point.
Higher levels of anxiety and depression, too.
Anonymous wrote:I honestly don't know how any loving parent can raise their hand and hit their child - on purpose - with the sole intention of causing that little kid pain.
It is so barbaric and cruel. You want you little ones to be in pain... It is so disturbing.
I was never spanked or physically hurt and I turned out fine. My three children are successful, loving and amazing adults and I never hit or spanked them and none of my children are hitting my grandchildren.
Anonymous wrote:I’m laughing, because this generation of unspanked, overcoddled children are the ones committing school shootings and mass shootings. The generations raised so “abusively” didn’t.
Anonymous wrote:I’m laughing, because this generation of unspanked, overcoddled children are the ones committing school shootings and mass shootings. The generations raised so “abusively” didn’t.
Anonymous wrote:I’m laughing, because this generation of unspanked, overcoddled children are the ones committing school shootings and mass shootings. The generations raised so “abusively” didn’t.