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Disobedient children are really getting me down

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  • kaykay_2
    kaykay_2 Posts: 88 Forumite
    Why? have you been brainwashed by the government and anti-smacking groups that smacking is bad?? I think it works wonders personally, i was smacked as a child with various objects (wooden spoon, belt) and also had my mouth washed out with soap and water if i sweared. Here's a thought, both me and brother (who were smacked as a child) went on to go to university and get decent jobs whereas my sister who wasn't (because my parents felt "bad" about it), ended up using drugs, dressing like a chav and ended up on the dole ...make your own opinion of that....


    My own opinion....is that your opinion is "Hey lets go and find some children to smack it'll be good for them
    WHY SMACK WHEN YOU DONT HAVE TO???
    My children are well behaved polite lively kids who i dont have to smack they know right from wrong - there not angels and do get into trouble but they are grounded or a privelige is withdrawn. Smacking only instills fear in children - removing a privelige helps them to know right from wrong with reasoning and consequence - its not a difficult concept - i dont think.
    I know plenty of people who have been to university who weren't smacked as children, just as i can think of plenty of 'chavs' who do use drugs and have been smacked.
    What is your opinion on that??
  • lil_me
    lil_me Posts: 13,186 Forumite
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    MonkeySaving? after viewing your most recent posts including on the is my son gay thread, I wouldn't be taking your points seriously anyway.

    http://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/showthread.html?t=450856&page=6
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  • kaykay_2
    kaykay_2 Posts: 88 Forumite
    Just about to post the same thing - waste of time
    Obviously short of opinions!!
  • MonkeySaving?
    MonkeySaving? Posts: 1,141 Forumite
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    lil_me wrote: »
    MonkeySaving? after viewing your most recent posts including on the is my son gay thread, I wouldn't be taking your points seriously anyway.

    http://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/showthread.html?t=450856&page=6

    lol, my points on this thread are deadly serious... posts on threads like "is my son gay" is kinda "gay" anyway don't you think...
    Or....i could sign up with a completely new username and post.. what do you think??
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  • MonkeySaving?
    MonkeySaving? Posts: 1,141 Forumite
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    kaykay wrote: »
    My own opinion....is that your opinion is "Hey lets go and find some children to smack it'll be good for them
    WHY SMACK WHEN YOU DONT HAVE TO???
    My children are well behaved polite lively kids who i dont have to smack they know right from wrong - there not angels and do get into trouble but they are grounded or a privelige is withdrawn. Smacking only instills fear in children - removing a privelige helps them to know right from wrong with reasoning and consequence - its not a difficult concept - i dont think.
    I know plenty of people who have been to university who weren't smacked as children, just as i can think of plenty of 'chavs' who do use drugs and have been smacked.
    What is your opinion on that??

    I'd like to see your kids when they're grown up, then i'll make my decision.
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  • MonkeySaving?
    MonkeySaving? Posts: 1,141 Forumite
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    lil_me wrote: »
    MonkeySaving? after viewing your most recent posts including on the is my son gay thread, I wouldn't be taking your points seriously anyway.

    http://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/showthread.html?t=450856&page=6

    Right little Poirot ain't ya! I'd like to add you to my "comglomerate", care to join us?
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  • kaykay_2
    kaykay_2 Posts: 88 Forumite
    I'd like to see your kids when they're grown up, then i'll make my decision.

    My kids are more mature at 6 and 9 than you'll ever be.
    p.s all those beatings with the spoon - was it round the head by any chance????
  • Some parents lack the patience, time for their children and intelligence to actually think of a method which will work and not have to resort to assaulting a child.

    So basically... some people don't do things the way you think they should and that makes them bad parents and stupid people?

    How horribly judgemental :confused:
  • savvy
    savvy Posts: 31,128 Forumite
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    mamashaz wrote: »
    At home it is plain exhausting and I said before spoiling things for us all.
    Nip it in the bud before they get to teenagers and I have to teach them!! It's a nightmare by then :rolleyes:
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