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imo, being a parent is being a teacher. a teacher doesn't beat children if they get a math problem wrong, they explain why the answer was wrong, and show them how to solve the problem correctly. You don't need to beat a child to help them learn math do you? no. and you don't need to beat a child to help them understand any other lessons. proper communication is a very rare skill i think. |
I think we all have our differing opinions on the subject, but common ground will never be achieved, and it's one that will be debated until the ends of time, probably. Nobody has the answers, otherwise everyone would be perfect parents. As I said earlier, I do not believe that what necessarily works for one child, does so for another. We are all different. And I certainly would not be too judgmental of a parent giving a light tap to the hand of a disobedient child. I think we have differing meanings of the term of violence. If somebody had a solution to such questions, which worked for one and all, we would not even be having this conversation.
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IMO opinion "bad kids" are the result of "bad parents" and more bad parenting skills won't fix "bad kids". you can't slap a child into being good. imho.
some kids might have behavior problems because they have an actual psychological disorder, but that's even MORE reason NOT to hit them, because they can't help it. It's no different than slapping a kid in a wheel chair and telling him that he can walk if he puts his mind to it!! or beating a gay kid and telling him he can be str8 if he just believes in Jesus. |
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There are loads of 'bad kids' with 'good parents' and there are loads of 'good kids' with 'bad parents' you have such a blinkered view.
And are you suggesting that any parent that smacked their children is a 'bad' parent to you? Because if thats the case the stance in your statement if even weaker................ |
Well Lostalex is saying that most parents are bad lol.
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What I mean by that is the look of them looks like they are bad parents but there not really. |
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or 'it scared me when you did that because......' imo is what always worked with my children..of course that was when they were old enough to understand...I think even as adults we don't like to hear those things... ..the main thing though is always to explain properly why they have made you feel like that |
Smacking within reason (I mean smacking, not thrashing a child) should be allowed.
Doogle summed it up for me - I'll add to that and say that often, many such kid end up not to respect their parents - or indeed - anyone else. Quote:
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The most sensible answer in all of the thread - one size doesn't fit all - you are so correct. |
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so only SOME kids should be beaten? yea, that's so sensible... not all kids should be smacked around, just CERTAIN ones... i'm gonna be sick. These posts are being made in the year 2012... seriously. |
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i thought the whole point of a forum was exchange of ideas. so you only care about spreading your own ideas, but you cannot hear anything else? I believe you. but i think you would benefit more by trying to understand what i have said. |
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To give an opinion. I don't have to CARE what your opinion is. Now... try to keep on subject - and Mrluva did not refer to any child being beaten as you so dramatically put it. |
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sorry, replace beating with hitting, use whatever word you choose for hitting or beating, semantics are not important to me. i think you understood what i said, use whatever terminology you like. |
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Bang On Right. |
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Thank you. |
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