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Old 25-08-2009, 06:05 PM #1
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Default Were you smacked as a child? Do you agree ?

I'm just watching the One Show and they have a section on it today focuses on parents smacking children.

Were you ever smacked as a child? did it work?

Do you agree with parent's smacking their children?
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Old 25-08-2009, 06:11 PM #2
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I was never smacked as a child
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Yeah i was, glad i was, if and when i have children i will them.
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I was smacked as a child. Not sure if it works though. I can't really remember.

What I would say is that any kind of physical punishment could have the opposite of the desired effect. I was caned at school on....ahem....several occasions, but it just made me more rebellious as I wasn't happy with my "punishments".

I believe in discipline, but I don't think it necessarily has to be of the physical kind. None of us have the answer to the correct way to handle such matters though, and I suppose it depends on the individuals concerned, Smacking is perceived as a way to teach a young child what is right and what is wrong. They do wrong, they get smacked, and they then learn what they can and can't do.

It's up to the parent to choose the best way they seem fit to bring up their child (within limitations of course). There is no guide book for such matters.

I do however detest seeing mothers out throttling their kids and then having them scream the place down. Especially in supermarkets. That shows more about the parents than the child.
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I was, my two wee sisters wern;t and I seriously notice the difference in their behaviour compared to me and Ciara's at that age, so I agree..I think
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I agree with baz.. I hate screaming children in supermarkets, having experienced it for 4 years!

I was smacked as a child and I definately agree with it, within their own homes, its up to the parent to decide how they treat/discipline their children. I have much more respect for my parent's for disciplining me in such a way that I feared to do wrong
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Only if I did something absolutely terrible; and I'm glad I was, extremely. It was only a quick little smack to teach me whose boss, and I think it really is needed. It instills mutual respect, and shows you who you should be listening to.

I disagree with the parents you see smacking their children for basically nothing, in the supermarket if they cry etc. That's going to do nothing but bad.
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I was, and it has done me a world of good. I agree with smacking kids when they are badly behaved 100%.
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Only as a last resort so when I was hit it had 1000 x the impact

and yes it worked
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Yes I was. Ran through the whole family because where we come from, its normal.

And yes it often stopped me doing things. If I wasn't, I would have done loads of bad things when i was 13/14 like drugs and stuff like that, my friends rebelled at the age of 13 because their parents werent doing anything . I wouldnt really react to someone shouting at me, I would continue doing it, so a smack shut me up most of the time, but sometimes that wasnt even enough , Ive got a really big mouth and never shut up.

Its kind of made me get on with parents more now, they trust me to go anywhere.

UI dont agree with doing it in public, if I was bad in public (LOADS of times) I would get a little smack, and then when we got home, I would get a proper one.

Like when i did something really bad one time, My Mjum said "I'l smack you when you least expect", and thats even more scary because your just waiting "When will it be?", I remember 6 days later, sitting at the dinner table. SMACK! "Thats for last week!" and I responded "WTF!", is funny now looking back
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Its kind of made me get on with parents more now, they trust me to go anywhere.
Same as, its not just that, its just ive been brought up to not lie about anything to them to.

So i have a great relationship with my parents now, and same with me, they trust me to go anywhere etc.

Though im 18 now so thats to be expected, but they did at like 16 to.
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Yes i was,i don't really think it was the right way to handle things TBH,because when a women is hit by a man ohhhhh thats bad but when a child is hit by a parent it's ''yeerr it never hurt me when a was a kid''.And it's ok for somone to say that only if it was really bad but what is really bad,smashing a window,throwing things round a room.I might have waffled on but what im basically saying is is violence the awnser?
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Yes i was,i don't really think it was the right way to handle things TBH,because when a women is hit by a man ohhhhh thats bad but when a child is hit by a parent it's ''yeerr it never hurt me when a was a kid''.And it's ok for somone to say that only if it was really bad but what is really bad,smashing a window,throwing things round a room.I might have waffled on but what im basically saying is is violence the awnser?
I think domestic violence is an alltogether different issue than a parent smacking a child. Domestic violence is very often more than a quick smack, it's longterm and abusive, and with no result behind it.
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I was smacked as a child.

I dont agree with smacking children and I dont believe in punishing kids because they are still learning and don't know the difference between right and wrong.... so why punish them when they don't know any different?

We wouldnt hit an adult who made a mistake so why hit someone so much smaller and weaker than we are?
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no never I think my dad tried it once and I went ****ing insane LOL. I was a self righteous little ****.
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I was smacked by my father and now I wish he was dead. I guess it didn't do me any good.
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I was hit as a kid, not too often, but it taught me respect
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Yes i was,i don't really think it was the right way to handle things TBH,because when a women is hit by a man ohhhhh thats bad but when a child is hit by a parent it's ''yeerr it never hurt me when a was a kid''.And it's ok for somone to say that only if it was really bad but what is really bad,smashing a window,throwing things round a room.I might have waffled on but what im basically saying is is violence the awnser?
I think domestic violence is an alltogether different issue than a parent smacking a child. Domestic violence is very often more than a quick smack, it's longterm and abusive, and with no result behind it.
I guess your right,i feel awful now.
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yes i was smacked by my parents and by my school teachers, and i have so much respect for them. i'm 31 and never been arrested in my life, and i have respect for others especially my elders.
how many under 25 year old's could say that nowadays
britain used to be a nice place when i were a lad.
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I was hit as a child. I don't know if it was right, but I did behave.

I won't have kids, but if I did I wouldn'd hurt them, I'd talk to them.
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I was beaten as a child he wasnt even my real dad but it made me scared of him and i started weting the bed till i was 13 then it was payback
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What a good thread...
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Honestly, I was hit as a kid, but it didn't make me respect my Dad, it makes me scared of him. Sure I'm generally sensibly behaved but it put a strain on our relationship.
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Disagree, violence is never the answer and smacking kids IS violence imo.
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I was never smacked as a child and i would never do it to any children i may have in the future
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