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 "Wait until your father gets home " ! Inspired by whit
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The statement above spoke loud volumes back in the days of little house on the Prairie. All children in those days knew that mom had the household under control and Dad was the disciplinary hand. In this day and age when stress has over taking many hardworking people to a point were they abuse children that threat is so empty. I am a fan of taking a belt to the back side of naughty children, but as a last resort. First talk to the child find out why he/she is acting up in such a manner. Haiti is well known for corporal punishment is schools and the home front. It brought good grades and discipline but also made them unable to govern themselves without violence. I remember that my aunt owned a small boutique that sold many things for every day living especially a whip made up of banana leaves. This whip was the hottest item sold because parents really let their children have it during report card time or any misconduct that was reported to them. Some people took it top extremes but others spanked out of love. If children of today see movies and TV shows were the kids rule the household with sarcasm and get away with it what makes you think they will not imitate that at home? It is up to the parents to be a guide for that child creating time to teach them right from wrong and separate creativity and destructive thoughts. It sickens me the way many parents call "super Nanny" or give children pills because they do not take the actual time to invest into their children. I understand that Corporate America has everyone under it’s' thumb. I just think if we can create time to call a nanny we can create time to sit and talk with our children. As much as I would like to see the times change were mom can make the choice of staying home to take care of the household and dad goes out to earn It's not going to happen. Therefore instead of putting the kids in after school programs that don't really cater to the individual needs and attention they can only get from mom and dad, why not choose one of you days off as family day. Where dad takes the boys out and bond and mom takes the girls out for girly stuff. All the changes are in us we just have to work around all obstacles that are in our lives. We don't learn to live we live to learn and we learn everyday I encourage all to feed the minds of their children with proper upbringing and we will have a better future.
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I forgot where the quote came from but I heard Michael Tsarion say that the average time spent by parents shopping is four hours a day and the average spent with children is forty minutes. Where are the children? they are being programed by Television...Television teaches children to avoid life, and to be happy they must consume junk that don't need. People PAY of cable to pipe junk and programing into their homes.
The time each year a person using watching television they could write a book and learn a new language each year!
 
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by capananda (PM , CC ) on Monday June 2, 2008 @ 1:43 PM




Greetings Mind Takeer, Of all the things that I have lost in my life, I'ts my mind I miss the most. So, You are more than welcome to it once it turns up.... A really "Nice Guy" sent me here said, it was worth the effort. I will let him know that I agree. As for "our" children and "Our" future that they are reliant on us to preserve(now salvage) It ALL starts with the parents and I'm not talking about conception but perception here. The right to produce offspring is taken way too lightly today. As with the sceniro that Whit illuminated... The parents should be held responsible for any anti-social behavior caused by their children, including doing time for the crimes their children commit! No different than when a dog under your ownership gets loose and attacks someone or causes damage they turn to you, who is "supposed" to be responsible for the care, upbringing and training of that dog/child! It takes a village to raise a child is how I think it has been worded and that used to be true. I grew up in a small town in upstate New York where the discipline of children was not restricted to just your parents(today even parents are restricted) teachers,other adults in the community had an unwritten law of full co-operation from parents if their children were to step out of line. No one that I grew up with has ever to my knowledge committed a violent crime.......... nice to meet you and I hope we begin to draw from each other minds, I know I get the better end of th deal though..... peace, love less co2 and NO MORE BUSH! Joram  
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by illumination guy's (PM , CC ) on Monday June 2, 2008 @ 2:50 PM




You only whip a child if they really need, or if they're acting in a manner that is so socially unacceptable and have had at least one warning.

You don't beat the hell out of kids for getting bad grade, you take away a certain privilige until progress report time.

Violence is not the answer!
 
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by Logan (PM , CC ) on Monday June 2, 2008 @ 3:10 PM




I agree Logan

That is the exact point I was making when I said that the tradition of whippings has made them a violent people.
 
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by Mind taker (PM , CC ) on Monday June 2, 2008 @ 5:46 PM




absolutely correct Joram absolutly correct !  
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by Mind taker (PM , CC ) on Monday June 2, 2008 @ 5:47 PM




thanks for commentinig capa

You see what I mean when I can not accept when people say they do not have anytime to spend with the children.
 
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by Mind taker (PM , CC ) on Monday June 2, 2008 @ 5:48 PM




Mind taker:

Our daughter raised four children without once spanking them. Everyone who meets these former children, now grownups, is impressed with how kind and considerate they are of others. The main discipline tool our daughter used was timeouts and loss of privileges.
 
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by Whit's Whittlings (PM , CC ) on Tuesday June 3, 2008 @ 1:12 PM




I totally agree with the non violence approach for some but others are actually defiante. That is great I merly use the whole spanking thing as a cause and effect visual. for those who do something wrong their is a harsh punishment. Hey better you spank your child then the police beating them.  
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by Mind taker (PM , CC ) on Tuesday June 3, 2008 @ 2:46 PM


 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

   
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