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Ianto.W. · 11-04-2007, 11:27

This is my observation of disciplining children, having brought up 2 families, and watching my offsprings bring theirs up, If you say to a child 'If you do not behave certain privileges will be withdrawn', and do not follow it through you have lost. Time and again I see my daughter's tell this to their kids, then lo and behold off out to play they go, if I say anything I am told my generation is out off the loop, so now I have badly behaved grandchildren. As for my opinion on school discipline, I well remember sadistic teachers who took great pleasure in using corporal punishment, so that is not the answer. Mean what you say when you discipline a child and smacking will be unneccessary.

11-04-2007, 11:27	#43
Ianto.W. Resting in peace Join Date: Jul 2006 Location: Accrington Posts: 2,246 Liked: 0 times Rep Power: 63	Re: Banning smacking in public places This is my observation of disciplining children, having brought up 2 families, and watching my offsprings bring theirs up, If you say to a child 'If you do not behave certain privileges will be withdrawn', and do not follow it through you have lost. Time and again I see my daughter's tell this to their kids, then lo and behold off out to play they go, if I say anything I am told my generation is out off the loop, so now I have badly behaved grandchildren. As for my opinion on school discipline, I well remember sadistic teachers who took great pleasure in using corporal punishment, so that is not the answer. Mean what you say when you discipline a child and smacking will be unneccessary.