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Posted by Mayavadi Apr 4th, 2011 at 12:52AM
when my son was between the ages of 2 and 4 he got a few spankings, nothing more then a tap on the *** and a loud voice, just enough to scare him away from putting pennies in light sockets or jumping off the dresser, or pulling out the cats hair, or trying to pull down the toaster, or anyone one of the other hundreds of dangerous situations small children can end up in and they need to learn very quickly that that behavior is dangerous or even deadly. ... when they are that young, communication and reason does not work. i have not had to spank my child or yell at him not once since he has been 5 years old. his is now 12. He responds very well to being treated with respect and talking to him like an adult.
people who obviously have never even been around small children for any length of time, should really not comment on parenting skills.... never speak on topics you know nothing about, it makes you look stupid... just shut up, listen and learn when you have no clue, don't mouth off like a dumbass...
Never once did i ever spank my child out of anger or frustration. it is not abuse to be authoritarian when teaching small children, it's abuse to be an frigging abusive moron.
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Posted by swimmingswan Apr 5th, 2011 at 7:37PM
no dont believe in hurting a child we are adults stronger than them would not hurt a child i call them bullies
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Posted by puck61 Apr 4th, 2011 at 8:10AM
I think this generation has been trashed for lack of spankings. Honestly one of the worst things that has happened, and among the biggest contributors to the breakdown of western society is the horrible disservice we've done to our children by not spanking them
**Never out of anger and only when appropriate**
**Yes really. Dr. Benjamin Spock was in serious need of a good spanking**
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Posted by Sleeplessinla Apr 4th, 2011 at 12:53AM
Oh I am so sick of this crap. When my oldest was only 5 people started on this, "you should not spank your kid crap." Now I can hardly go to a restraunt and eat in piece without some little brat in the next booth mouthing off because he knows his parents are compromised. It sickens me to see the parents try to negotiate good behavior by offering treat after treat for good behavior. Wrong!!!!!
Then about 10 years later, my youngest girls come home from school and say that we, parents, are not supposed to yell at kids because that is emotional abuse and it might hurt their little feelings!
Are you kidding me?
I am sickened by child abuse, and I was a medically certified foster parent. I have seen abuse to children that would give you nightmares, but spanking? That is not it.
When I was a kid and ran out into the street or acted up in public, my dad spanked me. You know what? I never did it again. In fact spanking was a very rare occurrence, but always reserved when a serious impression had to be made.
Positive parenting?
Do as I say or I am positive you will regret it.
This is my opinion and is not intended to be advice. When it comes to parenting advice, I don't give it and I don't take it.
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Posted by LifesCraziness Apr 3rd, 2011 at 11:24PM
NO! Spanking is abuse.. it doesn't teach anything..
What kind of message is hitting? When a child hits another child.. what kind of message does it send to them when you hit them and then say.. "Don't Hit!" I am against hitting or spanking of any kind.
We need to talk to our kids.. to help them understand how to interact and behave. Hitting only shows them that when you have a conflict or a problem in life, HIT THE PERSON bugging you!
Nah.. spanking only leads to anger and lower self esteem.
We need to give kids the skills to talk through problems and conflicts.. not use their hands to hit their problems away.
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Posted by pg662323 Apr 3rd, 2011 at 11:24PM
Definitely not. There are much more effective ways to discipline a child. Studies have shown that spanking a child is detrimental to his/her emotional health. Children who are spanked often learn that violence is acceptable and normal since their parents often spank them after losing their temper. A better way to discipline a child is to take away privileges or put them in time out. You should also explain to them why what they did was wrong so they can understand why not to do it again. Spanking doesnt tell them why their action was wrong or teach them how to behave better. If your boss were to simply smack you each time you disappointed him, would you learn anything about how to do a better quality project ?
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Posted by allXonXblack Apr 3rd, 2011 at 11:24PM
i wouldnt
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Posted by justsunni Apr 3rd, 2011 at 10:35PM
i did spank mine. never out of anger but for those emergency issues. it got his attention. he's 16 now and he certainly doesn't hit on others because he was spanked. a fine young gentleman that i am very proud of.
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Posted by WarriorCatGrl Apr 5th, 2011 at 7:37PM
No and Hell No!
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Posted by B3lla01 Apr 5th, 2011 at 7:37PM
I don't like to use physical harm to discipline children. I don't understand it because, if it works then, why are we not using it on our employees? Yo, you are late again, SMACK on the head, maybe they will learn that way? I think a slap or a smack or whatever is purely the adult's uncontrolled frustration. I grew up in a family of 5 children and mom had a way of earning our respect without having to resort to violence. Today, my son is well behaved and respects my instructions without having ever been hit. His biggest fear is seeing me disappointed or angry if he didn't do something he was supposed to do.
I don't think that "this generation has been trashed for lack of spankings" but instead it is because of the lack of a mother in the house since she is too busy working full time and then some.
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Posted by fs777 Apr 5th, 2011 at 7:37PM
absolutely not.
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Posted by estherlolly Apr 4th, 2011 at 12:52AM
i most certainly would. It worked for me. i was like the devil's abortion as a child. My grandmother used to beat me like a gong.
As long as you don't do permanent serious injury or attempt murder it's ok to spank your child. This is in accordance with the laws in my state.
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Posted by Jones47 Apr 4th, 2011 at 12:52AM
Yes, the world is tough, if the child cannot learn from reasoning, they will from a spank. They must learn that the wrong behavior is not acceptable. My responsiblity is not to be my children's best friend, but to teach them how to survive and be successful. To many children are being raised to be wimps.
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Posted by Legalities Apr 3rd, 2011 at 11:24PM
Time-out and loss of priviledges usually did the trick. But, when all else failed, we did spank our children a few times that I can count on one hand. It worked, but was rarely needed. Our ultimate goal was to reason with our boys to prepare them to do the same for themselves as adults. Communication was the key.
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Posted by MushroomFaerie148 Apr 3rd, 2011 at 10:19PM
I would never hurt the child but if it was necessary, the child was being extremely difficult, I had alreday tried to talk to the child then yes I would give it a tap on the bum
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Posted by curiousdavid Aug 17th, 2012 at 8:30PM
would I? a child? No.
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Posted by gingershuman Jun 26th, 2012 at 1:16PM
My own children, if I ever have children: Yes, when deserved. Other peoples' children: Not without their permission.
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Posted by BeckyRomero Apr 5th, 2011 at 12:57AM
I certainly hope not.
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Posted by coloco Apr 3rd, 2011 at 11:04PM
Swat would be more correct, and very limited.
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Posted by VixenSeven Apr 3rd, 2011 at 10:30PM
Its not abuse .. if handled with love!!! a soft hand swat and talking works wonders.. My 2 year old granddaughter gets hurt more by.. words then a spanking could ever do :)
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