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I'm so confused... My aunt never spanked my cousin and he turned out to be an alcoholic, drug abuser who lives at home with his parents. My parents spanked me and I own my own home, I'm happily married with two kids and I'm gainfully employed. That being said I would like to spank my 9 and 11 year old kids at times but I don't as it stopped doing anything about the time they were 5 years old. And I can't seam to reason with them either. My daughter is too emotional and my son is too lazy to reason with. I'm gonna need this British narrator to give me some advice on that as well.
i got bored after the 1:20 or so mark so I spanked my dick a few times, then forgot why i was on this retarded thread so I spanked my monkey again
as he stated in the video - the studies do not say at any time that spanking has a 100% chance to do anything or that not spanking has a 100% chance to do something
it is simply stating that if you spank/dont spank these are the possible outcomes and chances for said outcomes
I was kind of joking there... That's kind of like saying... Studies show you may be a victim of sudden cardiac death if you leave your home today. We're not saying if you leave your home, you'll die... Because if you stay home you might die as well. But if you leave you might die.
With spanking there's too many factors to say that my kids will grow up to be a wife abuser because I spanked them when they were 2-5 years old. That's just stupid to try to correlate that out, and people trying to show that data have an agenda. Maybe some people that report to spanking also strike their kids with a closed fist but don't report that action in the study. Maybe some verbally abuse the child as well but don't report that action. Maybe a subset of the study group had a below poverty level income and skewed the data because of the over all environment that the kids grew up in? Maybe the study focused on a specific income level such as below poverty in order to get the results they wanted. Being in the medical field, I'm always very skeptical of "facts" and "studies," the people in charge of them always have an agenda. Especially in the medical field, if you wait long enough another "study" will come out stating the exact opposite of the prior one and then the whole establishment will switch their way of thinking on these new "facts."
+1That's just stupid to try to correlate that out, and people trying to show that data have an agenda.
Don't have any issues with a spank on the butt for a disobedient child...however I know what works FAR better for my 8 year old "high energy" son...manual labor.
For example, yesterday he was disrespectful to his mother who was correcting him for some misbehavior earlier. I came home from work and put him to task helping me move several large piles of chain sawed tree limbs into a brush pile in the far treeline. He did this in full view and earshot of his two sisters who were having a great time playing in the pool with Mom. After several hours of doing that, he was genuinely apologetic to both me and his Mom.
Side benefit, he actually worked hard, helped me get a job done faster and we got to spend some time together.
Don't have any issues with a spank on the butt for a disobedient child...however I know what works FAR better for my 8 year old "high energy" son...manual labor.
For example, yesterday he was disrespectful to his mother who was correcting him for some misbehavior earlier. I came home from work and put him to task helping me move several large piles of chain sawed tree limbs into a brush pile in the far treeline. He did this in full view and earshot of his two sisters who were having a great time playing in the pool with Mom. After several hours of doing that, he was genuinely apologetic to both me and his Mom.
Side benefit, he actually worked hard, helped me get a job done faster and we got to spend some time together.
Don't have any issues with a spank on the butt for a disobedient child...however I know what works FAR better for my 8 year old "high energy" son...manual labor.
For example, yesterday he was disrespectful to his mother who was correcting him for some misbehavior earlier. I came home from work and put him to task helping me move several large piles of chain sawed tree limbs into a brush pile in the far treeline. He did this in full view and earshot of his two sisters who were having a great time playing in the pool with Mom. After several hours of doing that, he was genuinely apologetic to both me and his Mom.
Side benefit, he actually worked hard, helped me get a job done faster and we got to spend some time together.
I like this approach. The only question I have is, this isn't the only time the kid has to do things around the house, is it??? Hopefully it was the fact that his siblings were playing while he worked that was the punishment. I would want to be sure that the kids don't equate hard work with punishment.
Cheers,
Tim
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It's also not the first approach we use. Usually the go to is a limitation on privileges. My kids get only an hour of screen time a day, so taking that away seems to do the trick most of the time. We reserve the hard labor for the final straw.
Our kids are pretty good kids so far. Time will tell, they're only 9,9 and 8...but so far they are respectful (usually) and do well in school. They like to be outside and seek adventure. But, they're kids and like all kids they push boundaries.
Personally, I don't have an issue with an occasional spanking if done without anger, but it just doesn't work with our son. I think each kid is different and you've got to tailor your approach to the kid. Just like good leadership, one size doesn't fit all.
Well said and I agree.It's also not the first approach we use. Usually the go to is a limitation on privileges. My kids get only an hour of screen time a day, so taking that away seems to do the trick most of the time. We reserve the hard labor for the final straw.
Our kids are pretty good kids so far. Time will tell, they're only 9,9 and 8...but so far they are respectful (usually) and do well in school. They like to be outside and seek adventure. But, they're kids and like all kids they push boundaries.
Personally, I don't have an issue with an occasional spanking if done without anger, but it just doesn't work with our son. I think each kid is different and you've got to tailor your approach to the kid. Just like good leadership, one size doesn't fit all.