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What is the best way to discipline your kids

TakenDown232 · 46-50, M
Offer your kid a couple of punishments to choose from.
SweetMae · 70-79, F
With love and respect, protecting their dignity.
HairbrushDiva · 31-35, F
I'll decide that when I have kids. I haven't up to now.
HairbrushDiva · 31-35, F
@smiler2012 If Laurel and Hardy were alive today they'd both make better leaders than those two clowns. Lol :)
HairbrushDiva · 31-35, F
@Colormegone Which episode was that? Lol :)
Colormegone · 70-79, M
No idea.@HairbrushDiva
Nika2002 · 22-25, F
Hang a metal tipped belt on the kitchen wall.
smiler2012 · 56-60
@Nika2002 yes deterrents are good option
1olderguy20 · 61-69, M
@Nika2002 did you ever get that
FreeSpirit1 · 51-55, F
By Having rules and consequences for not following them.
You take away something of value to them for a period of time, the amount of that time, depends on the offense. Then stick to it. Don't give in before that time is up, and you don't make statements you won't back up. If you say you're going to do a particular thing if they continue their ways, then [b]do[/b] it. It's crucial they know you're not a pushover and mean exactly as you say.
Lynn1976 · 46-50, F
We try to separate discipline from punishment, even though those lines cross. Basically we use reasoning over and over again. If that doesn't work, we will look at natural consequences, but if they are not appropriate, we will punish through time-out, removal of privileges and more direct punishment if needed.
proudmartikahooker · 31-35, M
I spank them from time to time
Adie369 · 31-35, F
Are you a dad @proudmartikahooker
proudmartikahooker · 31-35, M
@Adie369 yes dear. What about you
smiler2012 · 56-60
@proudmartikahooker that is your call
easterniowegin · 51-55, M
There is no one-size-fits-all approach that works. It depends on many things...the age/sex of the child, the emotional state of the child, the circumstances that brought about the requirement of the discipline, and the emotional maturity of the parent...
SW-User
Talk about consequences and how they can do better next time
.its a learning curve ..I like to point out that they learn by making mistakes and it is ok as long as the learn from that
my friend had a blind child. her rec room was round. she would put him in there and tell him to stand in the corner
FreeSpirit1 · 51-55, F
@saragoodtimes 🤔🤭
SW-User
I honestly don't know. I had an easy kid.

The first thing you do is try to get out of them why they did it. Then you explain the reason it was a bad idea. Then, you give some sort of punishment. Which for him... was usually just a delay or a reduction of something he liked.

I honestly think the kids who need punishment are the ones who are not getting love and attention. If you (as the adult) do your job... there is little need for punishment.
JustinOnTheRoad · 31-35, M
Beat the shit out of them if they mouth off. Nah, jk.
Dolimyte · 41-45, M
@JustinOnTheRoad that's a real fucking funny topic. 🤨
Adie369 · 31-35, F
You think that’s mean @JustinOnTheRoad
Platinum · M
Treat them like adults and they will respect you....
MasterofNone · 26-30, M
Hang them by one of their legs and go to the balcony.
ChloeVSCO · 22-25, F
My parents use the belt and it works
Time out, lost of privileges.
DaddyThomas · 46-50, M
Having a balanced relation with your kids where openness and honesty prevail makes the need for discipline less.
First talk about what they did wrong and what consequences that has will alter their behavior
Grounding them from there friends and all Electronics, no going outside or anything that would even at the slightest would be fun to do, and make them do chores everyday.
Shadethefoxboy · 16-17, M
My mom made me go everywhere shirtless for one weekend when I came home without my shirt
Zonuss · 41-45, M
LAlexV · M
Depends on what they did. I usually stick mine in a stool in the corner with a dunce cap.
Debbiegetsbelt2 · 22-25, F
Debbiegetsbelt2 · 22-25, F

 
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