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Its not about making a child uncomfortable. How many times does this need to be said?
Its about applying logical consequences in order to instill life lessons.
Its logical to remove a screaming child away from the rest of a group because no one wants to listen to it. Its not logical to smack that child in the face.
So are you physically removing the child against its will?
I think emotional discomfort is part and parcel of effective discipline. I am opposed to physical punishment, such as slapping or spanking, but the disappointment and embarrassment of being removed from a fun activity because of inappropriate behavior? Heck, yes!
Last edited by randomparent; 01-26-2015 at 12:33 PM..
I think emotional discomfort is part and parcel of effective discipline. I am opposed to physical punishment, such as slapping or spanking, but the disappointment and embarrassment of being removed from a fun activity because of inapprpropriate behavior? Heck, yes!
Eddie is just a troll that is trying to support beating kids...he had no interest in effective discipline techniques unless he gets to hit others.
I think emotional discomfort is part and parcel of effective discipline. I am opposed to physical punishment, such as slapping or spanking, but the disappointment and embarrassment of being removed from a fun activity because of inapprpropriate behavior? Heck, yes!
Well at least your honest about the punishment you administer.
I think emotional discomfort is part and parcel of effective discipline. I am opposed to physical punishment, such as slapping or spanking, but the disappointment and embarrassment of being removed from a fun activity because of inapprpropriate behavior? Heck, yes!
I agree with this because its a natural and logical consequence to bad behavior. Better you learn people don't like being around messy, loudmouthed, rude people when you are a child rather than as an adult.
Why get physical? Why disturb the child's emotional state by removing them from where they want to be?
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