Aquitaine
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126!!
Wooooooo!!
*checks calculator*
OMFG......:thud:
:bow::bow:
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126!!
Wooooooo!!
*checks calculator*
OMFG......:thud:
:bow::bow:
even though spanking your kids works? Ask most parents in their 40's. Ask George Lopez and Carlos Mencia
Happened to see a web-news report that indicates children who were spanked seem to have lower i.q.'s.
I was spanked....a bit more than firmly.
I have an i.q. of 125.
Just thought I would throw that into this mess.
even though spanking your kids works? Ask most parents in their 40's. Ask George Lopez and Carlos Mencia
I am proud that I live in one of those countries where physical violence of all kind towards children is forbidden by law-.
There's been some discussion about rewarding good behavior ....and to refrain the spanking... is the way to go.
Just finished reading a web news article...linking criminal behavior with childhood sugar consumption.
"you can't have your pudding....if you don't eat your meat!" -Pink Floyd
I was spanked on occasion as a child - nothing traumatic or abusive. I won't share my IQ score here, but suffice it to say that it's on up there. I don't believe I suffered any harm whatsoever from the occasional spanking I got. I am close to both my parents and I have a great deal of respect for both of them. I also believe they respect me - and respected me as a child. They provided a very stable, loving and supportive home for us kids, and they did a lot to provide interactive learning experiences and a lot of truly great memories. The few spankings we received do not diminish the excellent quality of my childhood in any way.
I reserved spankings (with my own kids) for outright rebellion, and I used that method of discipline very sparingly. I found that creative discipline is a gift I have! (I have some pretty hilarious stories that my kids might not find quite so funny...) I think that tailoring the discipline to match the crime is the most effective way to do it.
For instance - kid sneaks out at night - put them on restriction and take their car keys away. Kid has a habit of talking back to parents - make the kid read a book or short story about respecting parents - and write a book report on it. Kid tears up lawnmower out of carelessness - make the kid earn the money to buy a new blade. Kid makes a bad grade - curtail their extracurricular activities till they raise the grade.
It's not that hard really. The most important thing a parent can do discipline wise is BE CONSISTENT. Kids learn quickly how to play the system.
LOL thank you Dallas!
You use your research. I'll listen to my gut and stay out of trouble because I dont exactly like pain.No, it doesn't. Check the research.