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How to Discipline Children
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by jenny967 - written on 21.12.07 (Very useful, 234 readings)
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I have three young children, two sons and one daughter, they are aged 9 years (son), 7 years (daughter) and 6 years (son) and through the years they have kept myself and my husband on our toes in one way or another with their behaviour. Behaviour We get the usual everyday stuff like, tantrums, laughter, tears, arguments over ...
by kjuwwa - written on 13.11.07 (Useful, 119 readings)
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The golden rule is to treat children as your equal. They are human and they have brains and should you wish to make life easy by bribing than as a parent you are in trouble. Little ones are very clever and they will find your weakness to win over whatever the challenge is. Hitting is wrong. Only weak and the bully. Odd ...
by rollover20 - written on 26.05.07 (Useful, 203 readings)
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This is a subject I feel quite strongly about and I can see by comments written on other reviews that a lot of other people do too. It is a very controversial subject and seems to be that people either totally agree or totally disagree. Personally I don't agree with smacking as I don't think it is necessary and is usually used by people who ...
by sarahlee23 - written on 21.05.07 (Useful, 171 readings)
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This subject was raised at work today whilst talking about kids. My experience of disipline takes me back to my childhood. When I was about two I wanted some milk that was in a bottle on the table my mum told me to leave it, but I was tempted and tried to take it off the table, it fell off and smashed, my mum smacked me. I knew from ...
by vichar68 - written on 20.05.07 (Very useful, 227 readings)
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This is a very difficult topic for most people and I am no different. I am the mother to 3 girls. My kids are 15, 4 and 3 years old. Having kids at such different ages gives me very different ways of disciplining them. I hardly can treat a 15 year old the same as a 3 year old. Now to the big question, do I believe in smacking my kids? ...
by paul36 - written on 22.12.06 (Useful, 129 readings)
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Christmas time is when children are probably most happy. No school and anticipation for Christmas presents are foremost in their minds. Fun begins after christmas is over. Buy them lots of presents. Lol, actually being a parent is a very difficult job. Child discipline is hit and miss. There is no one perfect solution ...
by anonymous - written on 19.12.06
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hi everyone i have two children and my daughter has just turned 3 and for the first 2 years of her life we lived with my parents and now that i have lived on my own for just over a year she wont listen to me cause my mum stuck up for her every time .. its so hard to control my child.when were out and about my daughter runs a muck pushing through ...
by charlhrdy - written on 01.09.06 (Useful, 314 readings)
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I am generally in favour of not smacking children. However I do think there is a time and place for smacking. My child is extremely wilful, if I say no, he will push and push and push. No amount of naughty step will stop him. I remove him, distract him and play with him, but he will still return to the scene of the crime time and time ...
by amitfootball - written on 31.08.06 (Somewhat useful, 357 readings)
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In my very humble opinion I believe a parents should be firm but fair in order to disapline children. Parents should not be too generous and spoil the children; on the other hand the parents should not be too harsh on kids. I think that the best level of disapline is in between. The children should be able to respect the parents and ...
by lellagrace - written on 08.08.06 (Somewhat useful, 185 readings)
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The debate about how to discipline children is as old as the hills. I am sure in our great grandparents' days they discussed the same! Times have changed of course, but I feel one of the root causes of today's lack of discipline is the lack of manners amongst young children. By learning these, children also learn respect for ...
by donnagall - written on 03.07.06 (Very useful, 248 readings)
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What a dodgy subject to write about. This topic can be taken into many views and contexts depending upon a persons own beliefs. Well how do most people discipline children generally it is smacking but as we all have heard the euro is trying to force the UK government into outright banning of chasteising children in this manner. But what does that ...
by JEStevens - written on 02.06.06 (Somewhat useful, 590 readings)
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This is a subject which is a pointer to the changing values of modern society, i'm sure back in my dad's day there would have been no vast selection of books on parenting like there is today. Often the most effective methods are those which are suggested by total outsiders, those people who are capable of looking at the situation as it ...
by GEABJOE - written on 22.05.06 (Useful, 137 readings)
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Define Discipline Dictionary The practice of training people to obey rules or a code of behavior, using punishment to correct disobedience : a lack of proper parental and school discipline. Thesaurus a lack of proper parental discipline control, training, teaching, instruction, regulation, direction, order, ...
by keak123 - written on 19.05.06 (Very useful, 1462 readings)
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If you think you have read this before!!!! I am not copying anyones work, I have also posted this review on Ciao....same log in name. I am a mum of a 14 year old son with ADHD, Aspergers and Tourettes syndrome. I know a lot of you reading this review will think the title is very harsh, but although I do feel like he is that child, I ...
by katygriff - written on 09.04.06 (Very useful, 309 readings)
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Before you all faint and think oh my god I didn’t know Katy had children, I don’t but although I am not a mother myself I think I know quite a lot about how to discipline children from my experience and also listening to my Mom. So here I go in my review and hopefully by the end of it a lot of it will have made perfect ...
by diffyb - written on 23.03.06 (Very useful, 575 readings)
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When our first child poked his little head into the world it was a feeling of immense joy and happiness - and at the same time a certain amount of trepidation. By the time our son was 18 months old we realised that we needed an effective method of disciplining him when the need arose and like many others, we made mistakes before ...
by LaineyMc - written on 16.02.06 (Useful, 177 readings)
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Ok this is a subject that a lot of people will have different views on. I am a mother of a 9 year old boy who like any child gets upto mischief from time to time and yes I have smacked my child but i see no harm in it as long as it is just a smack and not a full blown hit. So what is a smack I hear you say well to me a ...
by missy0303 - written on 03.01.06 (Very useful, 531 readings)
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First of all I’d like to point out that I am by no means the worlds best Mother or childcare student. I am not perfect and don’t always follow my own advice even when I do try to. I am learning every day too. I have a son aged 7 and a half and a daughter aged 5, and neither is the perfect child, but does that perfect child exist? I ...
by westhead - written on 01.12.05 (Somewhat useful, 397 readings)
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when i used to look at people in the street disaplining a child with a smack across the legs or a firm telling off i thought "when i have kids of my own i will never do that" then i had kids. now its people looking at me when i stop in the middle of a street to tell off my kids.for example. i was in town yesterday and my daughter for no ...
by sympatic - written on 27.10.05 (Useful, 155 readings)
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This weeks Independant on Sunday had a fascinating article on how to bring up children. It highlighted the example of a 14 year old girl who was in front of her psychiatrist having already had sex, taken drugs and attempted suicide in her young life. The slant to the article was that all the assumptions you could make about her upbringing were ...













