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By (user no longer on site) OP     over a year ago

Whats your views on it?

Im not talking a fucking good kick in but do you think its ok to smack them when they missbehave.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

It's better to find another way to discipline them.

Smacking can spiral out of control.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

Re introduce chain gangs!

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By *ty31Man  over a year ago

NW London

Yes. But infrequently as a last resort.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

Kids don't need violence of any kind, no matter how mild to learn right from wrong...

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

Smack the little fuckers!

But it would be better to correct them without spanking, leaves emotional scars and too many people want to do damage to kids. Nah don't spank them.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

No ... no need for it

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By *hoenixcouplexxCouple  over a year ago

Leicestershire

I think there's better ways and believe that if you choose to correct your child with violence then don't be surprised if that child then uses violence themselves in the future.

Boundaries, communication and consequences have worked way better than threats for us.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

I'd smack anybody if i seen them smack a child.

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By *rishman444Man  over a year ago

letterkenny

I think this is fab and u should not bring any thing about kids in to it to many freaks in here

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

Yes i believe a smack is needed for certain times. I was certainly smacked as a kid. i knew straight away ok ill not do that again or ill be snacked again.

Sometimes talking just isnt enough. Id love if alot of the wasters around my area were smacked or chastised, they wouldn't be scum.

And yes i have a child

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

Perhaps you would like to clarify your terms.

What is the difference between a fucking good kicking and a good smacking?

At what level of misbehaviour do you consider it acceptable to resort to physical violence against not only another human being but I assume your own child... please god tell me it's not others children...

And just what level of physical pain is it acceptable to inflict on a child you helped to create.

How do you measure that level of pain physical and emotional as experienced by said child

And do you not consider there may be a better way to educate those we are supposed to care about above all others that does not involve the use of violence as a control or training mechanism.

Have you ever considered the concept that violence begats violence may be both true and the perpetuation of cycles if abuse.

Do you contemplate that your actions now may indeed store up and create future relationship difficulties between you and your child as they grow older to the point where eventually they mature sufficiently to respond in kind to the use of violence against them or even consider it acceptable to be the aggressor via learned behaviour...

This question has been asked before prepare for a deluge of replies on both sides of the argument...

But I have one final question OP..

If you love someone...why the fuck would you even consider any measure of violence against them to have any positive effect... ever..

Im off back to the man cave before I say something I may regret..

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

It never did us any harm. Also theres nothing like the fear of a clip round the ear to keep you on the straight and narrow. Saying that my mum was partial to a physical punishment and i wouldnt say it stopped me misbehaving, I just made sure I didnt get caught.

Its frowned upon these days but you have to change with the times whether you agree with them or not.

We've never layed a hand on ours, and Id be lying if I said the thought hadnt crossed my mind.

Personally i think people should be able to discipline there kids how they want, but theres a very fine line between discipline and abuse. So its best to remove the grey areas and not allow it.

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By *ornylittlesubWoman  over a year ago

Grangemouth


"I think this is fab and u should not bring any thing about kids in to it to many freaks in here "

This.

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By *wisted2000Woman  over a year ago

under my rock cleethorpes

I don’t smack mine and to be honest it’s rare she misbehaves, if she goes on the naughty step more than once a month it’s a lot, I am very strict though and she understands when I say something I won’t change my mind, no negotiation seems to work, if I tell her to do something, tidying her toys away for example, she does it because she knows nothing else will happen until it’s done, going to the park for instance, I will admit I do have a very well behaved child, yesterday she asked to go to bed half an hour early, I never use being put to bed as a punishment either so it’s not seen as a bad place to have to go, all of this seems to work well with her and for a 5 year old she does very well

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

Bring back the stocks ....... & send them to Australia & stuff like that

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"Perhaps you would like to clarify your terms.

What is the difference between a fucking good kicking and a good smacking?

At what level of misbehaviour do you consider it acceptable to resort to physical violence against not only another human being but I assume your own child... please god tell me it's not others children...

And just what level of physical pain is it acceptable to inflict on a child you helped to create.

How do you measure that level of pain physical and emotional as experienced by said child

And do you not consider there may be a better way to educate those we are supposed to care about above all others that does not involve the use of violence as a control or training mechanism.

Have you ever considered the concept that violence begats violence may be both true and the perpetuation of cycles if abuse.

Do you contemplate that your actions now may indeed store up and create future relationship difficulties between you and your child as they grow older to the point where eventually they mature sufficiently to respond in kind to the use of violence against them or even consider it acceptable to be the aggressor via learned behaviour...

This question has been asked before prepare for a deluge of replies on both sides of the argument...

But I have one final question OP..

If you love someone...why the fuck would you even consider any measure of violence against them to have any positive effect... ever..

Im off back to the man cave before I say something I may regret..

"

Perfectly put, great reply...

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

We never needed to smack our kids, they did as they were told and behaved themselves, it's called being brought up properly.

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By *y Favorite PornstarCouple  over a year ago

Basingstoke


"Perhaps you would like to clarify your terms.

What is the difference between a fucking good kicking and a good smacking?

At what level of misbehaviour do you consider it acceptable to resort to physical violence against not only another human being but I assume your own child... please god tell me it's not others children...

And just what level of physical pain is it acceptable to inflict on a child you helped to create.

How do you measure that level of pain physical and emotional as experienced by said child

And do you not consider there may be a better way to educate those we are supposed to care about above all others that does not involve the use of violence as a control or training mechanism.

Have you ever considered the concept that violence begats violence may be both true and the perpetuation of cycles if abuse.

Do you contemplate that your actions now may indeed store up and create future relationship difficulties between you and your child as they grow older to the point where eventually they mature sufficiently to respond in kind to the use of violence against them or even consider it acceptable to be the aggressor via learned behaviour...

This question has been asked before prepare for a deluge of replies on both sides of the argument...

But I have one final question OP..

If you love someone...why the fuck would you even consider any measure of violence against them to have any positive effect... ever..

Im off back to the man cave before I say something I may regret..

"

Adults have never found a way to manage our relations with each other without the possibility of violence so why would relations to children be different?

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

I never needed too

.i just shouted loud

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By *tep121Man  over a year ago

manchester

Never did me any harm either when I was younger.

I don't have kids yet, but it really depends on the severity of what they did.

I look after my nephews n niece. I can get away with just telling them off. However, if they continue with being naughty, and telling them off isn't doing anything, then a slap on their bums will be needed.

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By *adja_lazloCouple  over a year ago

Solihull


"Whats your views on it?

Im not talking a fucking good kick in but do you think its ok to smack them when they missbehave."

no no no

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

Only ever smacked my eldest child once on the back of his leg when he was 2, instantly regretted it, never raised my hand again and found my voice is a far better deterrent.

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By *ookingforlustMan  over a year ago

northants

Never!!

Why would a parent do anything that would make their child fear them?! There’s enough shit in the world for them to be scared of.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

Watching horror movies turns kids into killers.

Playing violent video games makes them violent.

Smacking your kids makes them violent. Well that's if you believe all you read/hear?

If a child is/feels loved is safe and secure then a short sharp reminder when they over step the boundaries that are set is okay with me.

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By *ELLONS AND CREAMWoman  over a year ago

stourbridge area

No .... I never smacked my children , I always explained to them if they did something wrong or dangerous ....if I raised my voice that was enough, and they have both turned out calm well adjusted people ....

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"No .... I never smacked my children , I always explained to them if they did something wrong or dangerous ....if I raised my voice that was enough, and they have both turned out calm well adjusted people ....

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totally agree ...

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By *ifty grades of shadyCouple  over a year ago

Carisbrooke, Isle of Wight

The majority of this happens as a response to the parents' own anger issues, rather than as a punishment in its own right. I believe it has its merits in its own right, with the right motivation and a measured punishment level.

Generally though with older children, if you need violence to make a point, you've lost the argument.

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By *iss_tressWoman  over a year ago

London


"I never needed too

.i just shouted loud "

I never even shouted loud. My children were raised to accept as a parent what I said goes.

My eldest didn't like the trousers I bought her so cut six slashes in them. My initial thought was to hang her with them but it quickly passes. I sent her to get my sewing box. I said pick six colours that don't go with these trousers.

After she picked six I threaded the needle and told her to sew the first slash. She continued until all six slashes were sewn.

The next morning I told her to put the trousers on. I told her her father and I had to work to buy her things and it was rude, ungrateful and hurtful to destroy what we worked for.

I usually drove her to school...we walked and I handed her over to her teacher. She cried every step of the way but she learnt for every action there's a reaction.

I didn't have to bang up my gums to them either. With that regard I was my mother's daughter, children must know their place.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"It's better to find another way to discipline them.

Smacking can spiral out of control."

Wholeheartedly agree......slapping other people's on the other hand!

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"I never needed too

.i just shouted loud

I never even shouted loud. My children were raised to accept as a parent what I said goes.

My eldest didn't like the trousers I bought her so cut six slashes in them. My initial thought was to hang her with them but it quickly passes. I sent her to get my sewing box. I said pick six colours that don't go with these trousers.

After she picked six I threaded the needle and told her to sew the first slash. She continued until all six slashes were sewn.

The next morning I told her to put the trousers on. I told her her father and I had to work to buy her things and it was rude, ungrateful and hurtful to destroy what we worked for.

I usually drove her to school...we walked and I handed her over to her teacher. She cried every step of the way but she learnt for every action there's a reaction.

I didn't have to bang up my gums to them either. With that regard I was my mother's daughter, children must know their place."

So you chose to show your child up in public? Made her a laughing stock at school?

Is that now not etched in her memory for ever? Will she remember that when she's 40?

Do you think she would remember a smack or you taking away her favourite toy or maybe even yelling at her for it?

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

I wonder how many of the people that oppose smacking actually have children

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"Whats your views on it?

I'm not talking a fucking good kick in but do you think its ok to smack them when they misbehave."

We think the PC brigade believe that those parents who smack their child(ren) must be smacking and heating the crap out of them all the time. Which isn't the case.

Smacking quickly becomes a deterrent, it's a short sharp and decisive punishment then diminishes in frequency over time. Our children received a smack at first and as time went on, you had to scratch your head to remember the last time they were smacked.

Those with time on their hands are more than welcome to perceive with that naughty step crap.

I read that psychologists stated that smacking a child beyond the age of 12 was detrimental, so we just limited Xbox use, took certain stuff away etc..

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

Here's a different angle for you. I was never smacked, but lectured instead! This, to my young mind seemed to go on for fucking hours! A short sharp smack would have been much better at getting the point across!

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

Any kind of violence towards children is wrong And no amount of protesting “it did me no harm” justifies such Neanderthal behaviour.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

I was smacked as a child, well actually i was given a bloody good hiding, frequently. Until i reached the point i didn't take it anymore and i defended myself.

I'd never do that to my children.

I have a tone and a look that lets them know i'm not happy and that seems to work. Favourite toys are taken off them, tv time is taken away.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"Any kind of violence towards children is wrong And no amount of protesting “it did me no harm” justifies such Neanderthal behaviour.

"

But mental abuse is just fine?

Check out the rates of mental health problems/suicide rates in our young people of today.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

If I can't smack someone in my job or day to day life who annoys me, infuriates me or isn't listening to me then why should it be acceptable for me to hit my own children.

And when I'm older and maybe losing my marbles, testing their patience and disobeying them, will it be acceptable for them to give me a slap?

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"Any kind of violence towards children is wrong And no amount of protesting “it did me no harm” justifies such Neanderthal behaviour.

But mental abuse is just fine?

Check out the rates of mental health problems/suicide rates in our young people of today. "

The question was about physical violence to which I answered. But any right thinking person will agree that anything that causes damage to others is wrong. So no emotional abuse is not fine for heavens sake.

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By *mber GamblerCouple  over a year ago

rugby

I was smacked as a child. Sometimes it was too hard and left marks. I don't think that's right.

I smacked my own children but only on the hand and not really hard and I warned them I would do it. I smacked them less than 4 times each. None of them remember now but at the time it was very effective. Hubby doesn't agree with smacking and never has. Also he wasn't smacked by his parents.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"If I can't smack someone in my job or day to day life who annoys me, infuriates me or isn't listening to me then why should it be acceptable for me to hit my own children.

And when I'm older and maybe losing my marbles, testing their patience and disobeying them, will it be acceptable for them to give me a slap?"

Perfectly summed up well said that person

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

I’ve found that my soft angry voice sorts things out 90% of the time. I have smacked if they are doing something dangerous but never hard. I leave that fir meets

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By *mber GamblerCouple  over a year ago

rugby


"Here's a different angle for you. I was never smacked, but lectured instead! This, to my young mind seemed to go on for fucking hours! A short sharp smack would have been much better at getting the point across! "

My daughter said this about me. I remember at the time she'd be saying "muuuuum i know", like she didnt want to hear anymore.

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By *mber GamblerCouple  over a year ago

rugby


"If I can't smack someone in my job or day to day life who annoys me, infuriates me or isn't listening to me then why should it be acceptable for me to hit my own children.

And when I'm older and maybe losing my marbles, testing their patience and disobeying them, will it be acceptable for them to give me a slap?

Perfectly summed up well said that person "

Children don't have the same minds as adults though. If any adult punched me in the face in a fit of rage i would hit them back. If a child did that i wouldn't. You can't have the same rules for adults and children.

Saying that though. Id never hit a child for the reasons listed here anyway.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

I often wonder about how the teachers in my school feel about their actions towards kids in their care?

Some of the punishment meted out was pretty horrific and would today constitute actual bodily harm.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"If I can't smack someone in my job or day to day life who annoys me, infuriates me or isn't listening to me then why should it be acceptable for me to hit my own children.

And when I'm older and maybe losing my marbles, testing their patience and disobeying them, will it be acceptable for them to give me a slap?

Perfectly summed up well said that person

Children don't have the same minds as adults though. If any adult punched me in the face in a fit of rage i would hit them back. If a child did that i wouldn't. You can't have the same rules for adults and children.

Saying that though. Id never hit a child for the reasons listed here anyway."

You cannot have the same rules for children sound# like an opening line of a Dickens novel!

So how do you apply those rules?

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"Any kind of violence towards children is wrong And no amount of protesting “it did me no harm” justifies such Neanderthal behaviour.

But mental abuse is just fine?

Check out the rates of mental health problems/suicide rates in our young people of today.

The question was about physical violence to which I answered. But any right thinking person will agree that anything that causes damage to others is wrong. So no emotional abuse is not fine for heavens sake. "

So how did you chastise your children? Assuming you have them?

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By *ikeC81Man  over a year ago

harrow

I was brought up being smacked when I done wrong. I hated it at the time but I knew there was a conclusion of my misbehaviour.

Don’t get me wrong I would rather my parents didn’t do it. However if I was so bad and deserved it which I did I times, then so be it.

I look at how my parents brought me up and I am decent kind of guy. So the odd smack can’t have done me to much harm. As I don’t have any kids of my own I would I would probably try everything but to smack but it would be there as a last resort

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"It's better to find another way to discipline them.

Smacking can spiral out of control."

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By *ELLONS AND CREAMWoman  over a year ago

stourbridge area


"I never needed too

.i just shouted loud

I never even shouted loud. My children were raised to accept as a parent what I said goes.

My eldest didn't like the trousers I bought her so cut six slashes in them. My initial thought was to hang her with them but it quickly passes. I sent her to get my sewing box. I said pick six colours that don't go with these trousers.

After she picked six I threaded the needle and told her to sew the first slash. She continued until all six slashes were sewn.

The next morning I told her to put the trousers on. I told her her father and I had to work to buy her things and it was rude, ungrateful and hurtful to destroy what we worked for.

I usually drove her to school...we walked and I handed her over to her teacher. She cried every step of the way but she learnt for every action there's a reaction.

I didn't have to bang up my gums to them either. With that regard I was my mother's daughter, children must know their place."

I was my mothers daughter? ?

Children must know their place??

So im reading that as you were humiliated by your mother too....

History repeating itself ...

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

Stop having so many kids!

There are too many people on this planet!

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"I never needed too

.i just shouted loud

I never even shouted loud. My children were raised to accept as a parent what I said goes.

My eldest didn't like the trousers I bought her so cut six slashes in them. My initial thought was to hang her with them but it quickly passes. I sent her to get my sewing box. I said pick six colours that don't go with these trousers.

After she picked six I threaded the needle and told her to sew the first slash. She continued until all six slashes were sewn.

The next morning I told her to put the trousers on. I told her her father and I had to work to buy her things and it was rude, ungrateful and hurtful to destroy what we worked for.

I usually drove her to school...we walked and I handed her over to her teacher. She cried every step of the way but she learnt for every action there's a reaction.

I didn't have to bang up my gums to them either. With that regard I was my mother's daughter, children must know their place."

This is just plain weird and you should be ashamed of yourself for putting a child through that because she didn’t like a pair of trousers

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

Smacking may enforce compliance from that child for a short period of time but it doesn't tackle the root of the bad behaviour, that's discipline. What may happen over time is the smack looses its effectiveness so they get harder and / or other objects like belts / hairbrushes are used.

I was very occasionally smacked as a child sometimes I think it was probably warranted, other times it was a result of my parents being angry and lashing out.

There's a big difference between discipline & punishment.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"Any kind of violence towards children is wrong And no amount of protesting “it did me no harm” justifies such Neanderthal behaviour.

But mental abuse is just fine?

Check out the rates of mental health problems/suicide rates in our young people of today.

The question was about physical violence to which I answered. But any right thinking person will agree that anything that causes damage to others is wrong. So no emotional abuse is not fine for heavens sake.

So how did you chastise your children? Assuming you have them? "

I have two children both of whom are fine upstanding members of society who are parents in their own rights.

When they had erred and most times they knew they had I applied sanctions such as grounding them or withdrawing some of their social activities. On the whole I sat them down asking them to explain their actions and giving them the reason why they were being sanctioned. Seemed to work for me without resorting to violence

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"Whats your views on it?

Im not talking a fucking good kick in but do you think its ok to smack them when they missbehave."

Im all for it, we got the belt at school and it was a way of keeping a class under control

Class rooms are ruined now by smart ass kids who think they can do as they please without being touched

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"Yes i believe a smack is needed for certain times. I was certainly smacked as a kid. i knew straight away ok ill not do that again or ill be snacked again.

Sometimes talking just isnt enough. Id love if alot of the wasters around my area were smacked or chastised, they wouldn't be scum.

And yes i have a child"

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"I never needed too

.i just shouted loud

I never even shouted loud. My children were raised to accept as a parent what I said goes.

My eldest didn't like the trousers I bought her so cut six slashes in them. My initial thought was to hang her with them but it quickly passes. I sent her to get my sewing box. I said pick six colours that don't go with these trousers.

After she picked six I threaded the needle and told her to sew the first slash. She continued until all six slashes were sewn.

The next morning I told her to put the trousers on. I told her her father and I had to work to buy her things and it was rude, ungrateful and hurtful to destroy what we worked for.

I usually drove her to school...we walked and I handed her over to her teacher. She cried every step of the way but she learnt for every action there's a reaction.

I didn't have to bang up my gums to them either. With that regard I was my mother's daughter, children must know their place.

This is just plain weird and you should be ashamed of yourself for putting a child through that because she didn’t like a pair of trousers "

Apologies I thought you had cut the trousers not your eldest.

However the reaction was over the top.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"Whats your views on it?

Im not talking a fucking good kick in but do you think its ok to smack them when they missbehave.

Im all for it, we got the belt at school and it was a way of keeping a class under control

Class rooms are ruined now by smart ass kids who think they can do as they please without being touched"

Beggars belief

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"Whats your views on it?

Im not talking a fucking good kick in but do you think its ok to smack them when they missbehave.

Im all for it, we got the belt at school and it was a way of keeping a class under control

Class rooms are ruined now by smart ass kids who think they can do as they please without being touched"

Yeah my school did too,it was great being ruled by fear of a beating, not!!

I'll never forget seeing one lad break down after being given the belt in front of the class, he really wasn't the same after that episode.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

It's never ok to hit a child! It is against the law . If you hit an adult in a social situation it's assault. So why do people think it's ok to hit children?

I went through the school system where corporal punishment was the norm . I was just with a cane a belt a slipper and various other implements.

These teachers were weak and could only control by fear . Their methods were degrading .they liked to humiliate the pupils to make up for their own inadequacy.

I see parents smack their children and it makes me angry. When you shout or smack you have lost control

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

Hit not just grr rant typo

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"Whats your views on it?

Im not talking a fucking good kick in but do you think its ok to smack them when they missbehave."

Maybe apply this to ypr wife or partner. And then realise how fucked up this question is.

Never justifiable. It's abuse pure and simple

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By *y Favorite PornstarCouple  over a year ago

Basingstoke


"Whats your views on it?

Im not talking a fucking good kick in but do you think its ok to smack them when they missbehave.

Maybe apply this to ypr wife or partner. And then realise how fucked up this question is.

Never justifiable. It's abuse pure and simple"

Children are not adults

Where on earth did you get the idea you should treat children like your wife? I presume you'd fuck your wife...

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

parents who smack their children should be birched !

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By *y Favorite PornstarCouple  over a year ago

Basingstoke


"If I can't smack someone in my job or day to day life who annoys me, infuriates me or isn't listening to me then why should it be acceptable for me to hit my own children."

If you threw a tantrumn at work, stood on your desk and chucked your computer around then you'd be removed from the office by force.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"If I can't smack someone in my job or day to day life who annoys me, infuriates me or isn't listening to me then why should it be acceptable for me to hit my own children.

If you threw a tantrumn at work, stood on your desk and chucked your computer around then you'd be removed from the office by force."

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I'd like the right to smack other people's kids as my own are to well behaved

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

I was smacked and caned as a child and have very vivid memories of this, I swore I would never smack my children and to this day iv never laid a finger on them and couldn't even imagine doing so! It's lazy and certainly not needed! If my daughter hits me she goes for time out so smacking her I would be contradicting myself as she gets punished for it

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"Whats your views on it?

Im not talking a fucking good kick in but do you think its ok to smack them when they missbehave.

Maybe apply this to ypr wife or partner. And then realise how fucked up this question is.

Never justifiable. It's abuse pure and simple

Children are not adults

Where on earth did you get the idea you should treat children like your wife? I presume you'd fuck your wife..."

Yes I know they aren't adults. That's the whole point.you wouldn't hit an adult so why on earth wold anyone think hitting a child who is physically far smaller and weaker is okay?

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By *izzy RascallMan  over a year ago

Cardiff

I've never smacked mine and I'm not comfortable when other parents smack there's, it usually lends to tears and like most humans seeing others in distress isn't enjoyable.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"Whats your views on it?

Im not talking a fucking good kick in but do you think its ok to smack them when they missbehave.

Maybe apply this to ypr wife or partner. And then realise how fucked up this question is.

Never justifiable. It's abuse pure and simple

Children are not adults

Where on earth did you get the idea you should treat children like your wife? I presume you'd fuck your wife...

Yes I know they aren't adults. That's the whole point.you wouldn't hit an adult so why on earth wold anyone think hitting a child who is physically far smaller and weaker is okay?"

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Were not talking a punch though are we!.

A dead arm tops, maybe a Chinese burn

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By *gnitemybodyWoman  over a year ago

Onestepoutofthedoor


"I never needed too

.i just shouted loud "

I remember my ex husband getting really annoyed with our youngest once,who was an absolute little tinker at time's. Tell her to stop doing something she shouldn't be doing and she'd carry on doing it for that bit longer,tell her to do something she should be doing and she’d carry on not doing it for that bit longer,the child was alway's trying to push it!

Anyway one day he shouted at her in pure exasperation...all she did was scream back at him! That was the last time he did that .

I smacked her bottom once again in pure exasperation...at that point I knew I had lost control of the situation. I never did it again.

That child! I love her really.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

If you need to scream at or smack your children, it just shows a lack of control.. you should be smart enough to find another way

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"I've never smacked mine and I'm not comfortable when other parents smack there's, it usually lends to tears and like most humans seeing others in distress isn't enjoyable."
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If we played up when we were out with me ma, she would very courteously say excuse me one minute well I deal with my children.

Then drag us up an alley way, give us a dammed good slap and the smack down on what's coming next if we carry on!.

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By *izzy RascallMan  over a year ago

Cardiff


"I've never smacked mine and I'm not comfortable when other parents smack there's, it usually lends to tears and like most humans seeing others in distress isn't enjoyable..

If we played up when we were out with me ma, she would very courteously say excuse me one minute well I deal with my children.

Then drag us up an alley way, give us a dammed good slap and the smack down on what's coming next if we carry on!.

"

I remember my Mum full force smacking me in the face for wrecking my brand new tracksuit.

It didn't hurt physically but did mentally and shocked me, I called her a C**t.

So she did it again from the other side on the other cheek. Didn't hurt.

What hurt was making her/leading her to do that. Her hard earned money ruined my by selfishness and then calling her an awful name.

I was the cunt, not her. Cracking left followed by a solid right though fair play to her. Warmed my face up a bit. I'm sure my tears were changing to steam on impact of my skin.

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By *y Favorite PornstarCouple  over a year ago

Basingstoke


"Whats your views on it?

Im not talking a fucking good kick in but do you think its ok to smack them when they missbehave.

Maybe apply this to ypr wife or partner. And then realise how fucked up this question is.

Never justifiable. It's abuse pure and simple

Children are not adults

Where on earth did you get the idea you should treat children like your wife? I presume you'd fuck your wife...

Yes I know they aren't adults. That's the whole point.you wouldn't hit an adult so why on earth wold anyone think hitting a child who is physically far smaller and weaker is okay?"

As adults we literally sanction the use of violence to allocated groups (i.e. police and military). If adults can't manage their affairs with eachother, without violence as an option then how can adults with children?

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By *gnitemybodyWoman  over a year ago

Onestepoutofthedoor


"It's never ok to hit a child! It is against the law . If you hit an adult in a social situation it's assault. So why do people think it's ok to hit children?

I went through the school system where corporal punishment was the norm . I was just with a cane a belt a slipper and various other implements.

These teachers were weak and could only control by fear . Their methods were degrading .they liked to humiliate the pupils to make up for their own inadequacy.

I see parents smack their children and it makes me angry. When you shout or smack you have lost control "

I remember one of my junior school teachers who was an absolute vile bitch. She smacked me in front of the whole class when I couldn't do a sum,you can't teach with fear.

I remember spending that whole year thinking when I see her walking down the street with a walking stick when she's an old woman I'm going to knock the stick away so she falls .

I hope she died a miserable death...evil bitch. Actually I remember that being painted on one of the school wall's.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"I've never smacked mine and I'm not comfortable when other parents smack there's, it usually lends to tears and like most humans seeing others in distress isn't enjoyable..

If we played up when we were out with me ma, she would very courteously say excuse me one minute well I deal with my children.

Then drag us up an alley way, give us a dammed good slap and the smack down on what's coming next if we carry on!.

I remember my Mum full force smacking me in the face for wrecking my brand new tracksuit.

It didn't hurt physically but did mentally and shocked me, I called her a C**t.

So she did it again from the other side on the other cheek. Didn't hurt.

What hurt was making her/leading her to do that. Her hard earned money ruined my by selfishness and then calling her an awful name.

I was the cunt, not her. Cracking left followed by a solid right though fair play to her. Warmed my face up a bit. I'm sure my tears were changing to steam on impact of my skin."

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Me ma never needed face contact, she had this viscous whippy right handed slap perfectly placed just below your arse that proper stung, she could deliver it perfectly in m&s amongst the ladies fashion wear without anyone seeing .

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

I have on maybe 2 occasions smacked my son. I haven’t for at least the last 5 years. I realised that when I did it, I did

It from anger and that wasn’t the way it should be done.

I’ve found taking away things he loves and telling him how he has disappointed me works much better. He is a teenager now and I rarely have any issues with him, we talk openly about things, we don’t have taboo subjects- he’s told me about friends smoking etc and we have discussed things in regards to smoking, sex, drugs and alcohol. I trust him and he trusts me enough to discuss these things.

I would much rather have that than a child who fears me.

What I do have issues with is children allowed to run havoc, although interestingly these seem to be the same children that get screamed at in the street

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By *izzy RascallMan  over a year ago

Cardiff


"I've never smacked mine and I'm not comfortable when other parents smack there's, it usually lends to tears and like most humans seeing others in distress isn't enjoyable..

If we played up when we were out with me ma, she would very courteously say excuse me one minute well I deal with my children.

Then drag us up an alley way, give us a dammed good slap and the smack down on what's coming next if we carry on!.

I remember my Mum full force smacking me in the face for wrecking my brand new tracksuit.

It didn't hurt physically but did mentally and shocked me, I called her a C**t.

So she did it again from the other side on the other cheek. Didn't hurt.

What hurt was making her/leading her to do that. Her hard earned money ruined my by selfishness and then calling her an awful name.

I was the cunt, not her. Cracking left followed by a solid right though fair play to her. Warmed my face up a bit. I'm sure my tears were changing to steam on impact of my skin..

Me ma never needed face contact, she had this viscous whippy right handed slap perfectly placed just below your arse that proper stung, she could deliver it perfectly in m&s amongst the ladies fashion wear without anyone seeing ."

Ohhhh owch I just did that thing where you do a duck face and gasp your breath. I bet that stung like a bastard.

I never had one there and Mum only hit me twice - the day I fucked my tracksuit up.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

I was an exceptionally naughty child

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"If I can't smack someone in my job or day to day life who annoys me, infuriates me or isn't listening to me then why should it be acceptable for me to hit my own children.

And when I'm older and maybe losing my marbles, testing their patience and disobeying them, will it be acceptable for them to give me a slap?"

Excellent point

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"If I can't smack someone in my job or day to day life who annoys me, infuriates me or isn't listening to me then why should it be acceptable for me to hit my own children.

If you threw a tantrumn at work, stood on your desk and chucked your computer around then you'd be removed from the office by force."

Removed by force, yes. My boss wouldn't take me aside and punch me.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"If I can't smack someone in my job or day to day life who annoys me, infuriates me or isn't listening to me then why should it be acceptable for me to hit my own children.

If you threw a tantrumn at work, stood on your desk and chucked your computer around then you'd be removed from the office by force.

Removed by force, yes. My boss wouldn't take me aside and punch me."

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Punching children is illegal though.

I don't think anybody is talking about that

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"I have on maybe 2 occasions smacked my son. I haven’t for at least the last 5 years. I realised that when I did it, I did

It from anger and that wasn’t the way it should be done.

I’ve found taking away things he loves and telling him how he has disappointed me works much better. He is a teenager now and I rarely have any issues with him, we talk openly about things, we don’t have taboo subjects- he’s told me about friends smoking etc and we have discussed things in regards to smoking, sex, drugs and alcohol. I trust him and he trusts me enough to discuss these things.

I would much rather have that than a child who fears me.

What I do have issues with is children allowed to run havoc, although interestingly these seem to be the same children that get screamed at in the street"

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

Ooh I got a couple of cracks of the old man when I was younger, jeez, hands like shovels that man had

Depends on the kid, me, yeah when I was a total cunt I deserved a smack, wouldn't change it for anything and don't see any issue with it, made me think the fuck about what i was doing and focussed the mind more than any grounding or taking my mega drive away or whatever

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"If I can't smack someone in my job or day to day life who annoys me, infuriates me or isn't listening to me then why should it be acceptable for me to hit my own children.

If you threw a tantrumn at work, stood on your desk and chucked your computer around then you'd be removed from the office by force.

Removed by force, yes. My boss wouldn't take me aside and punch me..

Punching children is illegal though.

I don't think anybody is talking about that"

OK, slap me across the face then.

Point being it's not acceptable behaviour towards any child, adult or elderly person (as I suggested earlier).

My kids are still pretty young, so I'm maybe tempting fate here as the difficult teenage years are still to come, but I don't think I'll have any major problems with them because I haven't smacked them. When they have done something wrong they can usually see the disappointment, frustration or even anger in my face and are quick to apologise. No through fear but because they've upset someone they love. And I'm quick to apologise to them. It's about mutual respect.

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By *y Favorite PornstarCouple  over a year ago

Basingstoke


"If I can't smack someone in my job or day to day life who annoys me, infuriates me or isn't listening to me then why should it be acceptable for me to hit my own children.

If you threw a tantrumn at work, stood on your desk and chucked your computer around then you'd be removed from the office by force.

Removed by force, yes. My boss wouldn't take me aside and punch me..

Punching children is illegal though.

I don't think anybody is talking about that

OK, slap me across the face then.

Point being it's not acceptable behaviour towards any child, adult or elderly person (as I suggested earlier).

My kids are still pretty young, so I'm maybe tempting fate here as the difficult teenage years are still to come, but I don't think I'll have any major problems with them because I haven't smacked them. When they have done something wrong they can usually see the disappointment, frustration or even anger in my face and are quick to apologise. No through fear but because they've upset someone they love. And I'm quick to apologise to them. It's about mutual respect."

In my experience a slap on the hand is perfectly adequate. Face is totally unnecessary in my opinion. It's not the pain that achieves anything, it's more the act itself that achieves the goal. If you do it correctly then you'll only end up doing it once.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

Well opinions are like arseholes, everybody's got one, so we'll have to agree to disagree on this one.

I've been in situations where I've seen Mums with a toddler and a young baby. The toddler starts acting up (as they do!) and because she's knackered and stressed dealing with two young kids, the slap on the hand soon escalates to a harder slap, then a slap on the backside, then being dragged out the soft play by the arm.

It's not easy. I've been there myself.

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By *hatYorkLadMan  over a year ago

York

Some of the little darlings get a shock when they join the forces after leaving school and it quickly becomes apparent they can't get away with that "you can't touch me I'll do what I like" attitude there. They can't be beaten anymore but they can certainly be physically run ragged around camp till they're blowing out of their hoops

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"I never needed too

.i just shouted loud

I never even shouted loud. My children were raised to accept as a parent what I said goes.

My eldest didn't like the trousers I bought her so cut six slashes in them. My initial thought was to hang her with them but it quickly passes. I sent her to get my sewing box. I said pick six colours that don't go with these trousers.

After she picked six I threaded the needle and told her to sew the first slash. She continued until all six slashes were sewn.

The next morning I told her to put the trousers on. I told her her father and I had to work to buy her things and it was rude, ungrateful and hurtful to destroy what we worked for.

I usually drove her to school...we walked and I handed her over to her teacher. She cried every step of the way but she learnt for every action there's a reaction.

I didn't have to bang up my gums to them either. With that regard I was my mother's daughter, children must know their place.

This is just plain weird and you should be ashamed of yourself for putting a child through that because she didn’t like a pair of trousers "

Yeah the more I read it the weirder it gets. Skelp on the arse and they wouldn't have slashed the trousers in the first place x

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By *y Favorite PornstarCouple  over a year ago

Basingstoke


"Well opinions are like arseholes, everybody's got one, so we'll have to agree to disagree on this one.

I've been in situations where I've seen Mums with a toddler and a young baby. The toddler starts acting up (as they do!) and because she's knackered and stressed dealing with two young kids, the slap on the hand soon escalates to a harder slap, then a slap on the backside, then being dragged out the soft play by the arm.

It's not easy. I've been there myself."

Children have different personalities. Some parents will be fortunate enough to have a kid that never needs a smack, all i really ask is that they don't extrapolate that assumption to every kid. If you think I'm an asshole now then you should have seen me as a kid, trust me - i needed a smack. I don't endorse the scenario you describe, the parent has lost control. I totally disagree with rage and uncontrolled violence.

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By *y Favorite PornstarCouple  over a year ago

Basingstoke


"Some of the little darlings get a shock when they join the forces after leaving school and it quickly becomes apparent they can't get away with that "you can't touch me I'll do what I like" attitude there. They can't be beaten anymore but they can certainly be physically run ragged around camp till they're blowing out of their hoops "

Pain is the language of love for some people. For me as a child it was the only thing that worked, not by smacking but by the kind of methods you indirectly refer to. The smartest teacher i knew always made the oldest boys enforce the discipline at school. The punishment was always physical but non-violent (e.g. running around a field, press ups etc) but it was made clear that boys 4 years older than you were going to sock you in the mouth if you made shit for them.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"Well opinions are like arseholes, everybody's got one, so we'll have to agree to disagree on this one.

I've been in situations where I've seen Mums with a toddler and a young baby. The toddler starts acting up (as they do!) and because she's knackered and stressed dealing with two young kids, the slap on the hand soon escalates to a harder slap, then a slap on the backside, then being dragged out the soft play by the arm.

It's not easy. I've been there myself.

Children have different personalities. Some parents will be fortunate enough to have a kid that never needs a smack, all i really ask is that they don't extrapolate that assumption to every kid. If you think I'm an asshole now then you should have seen me as a kid, trust me - i needed a smack. I don't endorse the scenario you describe, the parent has lost control. I totally disagree with rage and uncontrolled violence. "

No, honestly don't think you're an arsehole! Sorry if you took it that way.

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By *hoenixcouplexxCouple  over a year ago

Leicestershire

I'd far rather have a child's respect and trust than require them to live in fear of me and or those around me I transferred responsibility of administering violence and fear as a method of control.

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By *ugby 123Couple  over a year ago
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O o O oo

If you can't discipline a child without violence or shouting then I think it i you with the problem.

I am older than most of you and my parents didn't smack us, they just had to give a certain look and we knew we had to stop what we were doing and behave. Punishment was grounding for various lengths when we got older.

We treated our kids the same, they grew up well rounded adults who don't smack their children

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By *phroditeWoman  over a year ago

(She/ her) in Sensualityland


"If you can't discipline a child without violence or shouting then I think it i you with the problem.

I am older than most of you and my parents didn't smack us, they just had to give a certain look and we knew we had to stop what we were doing and behave. Punishment was grounding for various lengths when we got older.

We treated our kids the same, they grew up well rounded adults who don't smack their children"

This

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By *ronj1Man  over a year ago

Galway

I don't agree with smacking kids

I don't have kids tho so prob don't understand how hard it can be

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By *he Queen of TartsWoman  over a year ago
Forum Mod

My Own Little World

When I want to strike terror into the hearts of my little darlings I just tell them I am going to change the wifi password.

Works a treat

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

Reading over some of my posts on here and thinking that I may be trying to come across as the perfect mother. Just to balance things out, I have been known to wander into the kitchen, close the door and scream "FOR FUCKS SAKE!!!!" before returning calmly to the living room....

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By *phroditeWoman  over a year ago

(She/ her) in Sensualityland


"I don't agree with smacking kids

I don't have kids tho so prob don't understand how hard it can be

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It sometimes takes a lot, A LOT of restraint not to allow your momentary anger and frustration to get the better of you. But the bottom lines has to be that the moment you need to resort to any form of violence, which in my world smacking constitutes, you have lost the control which is necessary to be fair to the child and to deliver a measured response. It can be difficult at times especially when you are under pressure and stressed about other things.

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By *phroditeWoman  over a year ago

(She/ her) in Sensualityland


"When I want to strike terror into the hearts of my little darlings I just tell them I am going to change the wifi password.

Works a treat "

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By *phroditeWoman  over a year ago

(She/ her) in Sensualityland


"Reading over some of my posts on here and thinking that I may be trying to come across as the perfect mother. Just to balance things out, I have been known to wander into the kitchen, close the door and scream "FOR FUCKS SAKE!!!!" before returning calmly to the living room...."

I can relate to this as well

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By *hoenixcouplexxCouple  over a year ago

Leicestershire


"Reading over some of my posts on here and thinking that I may be trying to come across as the perfect mother. Just to balance things out, I have been known to wander into the kitchen, close the door and scream "FOR FUCKS SAKE!!!!" before returning calmly to the living room....

I can relate to this as well "

Yep lol

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"If you can't discipline a child without violence or shouting then I think it i you with the problem.

I am older than most of you and my parents didn't smack us, they just had to give a certain look and we knew we had to stop what we were doing and behave. Punishment was grounding for various lengths when we got older.

We treated our kids the same, they grew up well rounded adults who don't smack their children"

What of us that needed a smack?

Grounding didn't work with me, taking my things didn't work, being all disappointed in me didn't work, nothing bloody worked, a smack of the old man though would have me thinking about what the hell i was playing at.

I'm personally very glad my old man did when he did

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

I was crap at being angry.

Luckily I was really good at hiding that I found so many naughty things funny.

I was also good at pretending to be angry or disappointed by those naughty things.

I didn’t smack and my kids are terrific people.

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By *hatYorkLadMan  over a year ago

York

What happens when "the look" or a raised voice doesn't work though? One of my sisters friends used to actually punch or slap her mum when she was a teenager if she didn't get her own way, and no amount of hard stares, shouting or restricted privileges from both parents would stop her from doing it. She came from a wealthy family and both parents were nice people, she was just a spoiled princess with a bad attitude.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"If you can't discipline a child without violence or shouting then I think it i you with the problem.

I am older than most of you and my parents didn't smack us, they just had to give a certain look and we knew we had to stop what we were doing and behave. Punishment was grounding for various lengths when we got older.

We treated our kids the same, they grew up well rounded adults who don't smack their children

What of us that needed a smack?

Grounding didn't work with me, taking my things didn't work, being all disappointed in me didn't work, nothing bloody worked, a smack of the old man though would have me thinking about what the hell i was playing at.

I'm personally very glad my old man did when he did"

Aye, but Christos....You've just got one of those faces that you could never tire of slapping

Only kidding x

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By *hoenixcouplexxCouple  over a year ago

Leicestershire


"What happens when "the look" or a raised voice doesn't work though? One of my sisters friends used to actually punch or slap her mum when she was a teenager if she didn't get her own way, and no amount of hard stares, shouting or restricted privileges from both parents would stop her from doing it. She came from a wealthy family and both parents were nice people, she was just a spoiled princess with a bad attitude."

You've already written the answer.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

I don’t believe in smacking my kids, smaking other peoples kids should be allowed tho

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"If you can't discipline a child without violence or shouting then I think it i you with the problem.

I am older than most of you and my parents didn't smack us, they just had to give a certain look and we knew we had to stop what we were doing and behave. Punishment was grounding for various lengths when we got older.

We treated our kids the same, they grew up well rounded adults who don't smack their children

What of us that needed a smack?

Grounding didn't work with me, taking my things didn't work, being all disappointed in me didn't work, nothing bloody worked, a smack of the old man though would have me thinking about what the hell i was playing at.

I'm personally very glad my old man did when he did

Aye, but Christos....You've just got one of those faces that you could never tire of slapping

Only kidding x"

Your so not kidding!

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"If you can't discipline a child without violence or shouting then I think it i you with the problem.

I am older than most of you and my parents didn't smack us, they just had to give a certain look and we knew we had to stop what we were doing and behave. Punishment was grounding for various lengths when we got older.

We treated our kids the same, they grew up well rounded adults who don't smack their children

What of us that needed a smack?

Grounding didn't work with me, taking my things didn't work, being all disappointed in me didn't work, nothing bloody worked, a smack of the old man though would have me thinking about what the hell i was playing at.

I'm personally very glad my old man did when he did

Aye, but Christos....You've just got one of those faces that you could never tire of slapping

Only kidding x

Your so not kidding! "

(skelp)

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"If I can't smack someone in my job or day to day life who annoys me, infuriates me or isn't listening to me then why should it be acceptable for me to hit my own children.

If you threw a tantrumn at work, stood on your desk and chucked your computer around then you'd be removed from the office by force.

Removed by force, yes. My boss wouldn't take me aside and punch me..

Punching children is illegal though.

I don't think anybody is talking about that

OK, slap me across the face then.

Point being it's not acceptable behaviour towards any child, adult or elderly person (as I suggested earlier).

My kids are still pretty young, so I'm maybe tempting fate here as the difficult teenage years are still to come, but I don't think I'll have any major problems with them because I haven't smacked them. When they have done something wrong they can usually see the disappointment, frustration or even anger in my face and are quick to apologise. No through fear but because they've upset someone they love. And I'm quick to apologise to them. It's about mutual respect."

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I disagree, I know plenty of adults I think would benefit from a good slap

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By *iss_tressWoman  over a year ago

London


"I never needed too

.i just shouted loud

I never even shouted loud. My children were raised to accept as a parent what I said goes.

My eldest didn't like the trousers I bought her so cut six slashes in them. My initial thought was to hang her with them but it quickly passes. I sent her to get my sewing box. I said pick six colours that don't go with these trousers.

After she picked six I threaded the needle and told her to sew the first slash. She continued until all six slashes were sewn.

The next morning I told her to put the trousers on. I told her her father and I had to work to buy her things and it was rude, ungrateful and hurtful to destroy what we worked for.

I usually drove her to school...we walked and I handed her over to her teacher. She cried every step of the way but she learnt for every action there's a reaction.

I didn't have to bang up my gums to them either. With that regard I was my mother's daughter, children must know their place.

So you chose to show your child up in public? Made her a laughing stock at school?

Is that now not etched in her memory for ever? Will she remember that when she's 40?

Do you think she would remember a smack or you taking away her favourite toy or maybe even yelling at her for it? "

She's 35 now and a mother of three. The fact that she and her sisters are raising their children to have "the same happy childhood they had" makes me feel I didn't do a bad job!

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By *layfullsamMan  over a year ago

Solihull

Never mind the kids, some parents need a dam good slap !!

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"Never mind the kids, some parents need a dam good slap !!"

Now this I agree with. Heard a woman curse and swear at her toddler when I was out with kids a while ago. I would have happily drop kicked her into next fucking year if there had been no witnesses.

Mrs D

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By *ucy LewdWoman  over a year ago

North Oxfordshire


"Whats your views on it?

Im not talking a fucking good kick in but do you think its ok to smack them when they missbehave."

If I wouldn't smack an adult for the transgression, then I wouldn't smack a child.

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By *ieman300Man  over a year ago

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The punishments meeted out in society as a whole are not good enough. They don't act as a strong enough deterrent.

Something has to be done in the early stages of a child's life to try and mould them into a good person and steer them away from doing bad stuff. Whilst I don't advocate punishment smacking as a first resort I do think it should be an option on the table if behaviour gets too bad.

I learned not to repeat naughty behaviour and it didn't scar me for life. It means as an adult I am fully aware that there are consequencies for my actions. The evidence that I see daily are there are many that couldnt care less.

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By *.1079Man  over a year ago

caistor

I don't believe in smaking kids.

I think it's much better locking them in a dark room and feed them bread and water.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

talk to them , teach them , smackings not neccesary , same as people that hit there dogs , bullying isnt it .

hit someone that cant hit back ...........why would you .

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By *ucy LewdWoman  over a year ago

North Oxfordshire


"

hit someone that cant hit back ...........why would you ."

Yeah. The first time I hit my mother back, she stopped smacking me.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

It's a fine balancing act between love and fear..... For training a dog!

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"

hit someone that cant hit back ...........why would you .

Yeah. The first time I hit my mother back, she stopped smacking me."

never hit a woman !!!

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

There's not much difference.... Except kids aren't as bright

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By *ucy LewdWoman  over a year ago

North Oxfordshire


"

hit someone that cant hit back ...........why would you .

Yeah. The first time I hit my mother back, she stopped smacking me.

never hit a woman !!!"

Or a girl.

Or a boy.

Or a man.

Or someone other than the above.

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By *inkyHnSCouple  over a year ago

The Council of Elrond

I am really glad its banned in Scotland

There is no excuse what so ever to hit your kids if you cant talk to your kids and teach them right from wrong then there is something wrong.

I dont seeing when people put i was hit as a kid when i did something wrong and it didnt do me any harm.

When people say that and say it taught me not to do it again wrong!!! all it did was taught fear

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By *ieman300Man  over a year ago

Best Greggs in Cheshire East


"I am really glad its banned in Scotland

There is no excuse what so ever to hit your kids if you cant talk to your kids and teach them right from wrong then there is something wrong.

I dont seeing when people put i was hit as a kid when i did something wrong and it didnt do me any harm.

When people say that and say it taught me not to do it again wrong!!! all it did was taught fear

"

It taught me not to repeat stuff that was naughty. Call it fear if you like but it worked. I wasnt beaten up or abused. Just a smack on my bum or legs. I rarely cried from it. I just sulked for a bit and thought about why it happened.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"

hit someone that cant hit back ...........why would you .

Yeah. The first time I hit my mother back, she stopped smacking me.

never hit a woman !!!

Or a girl.

Or a boy.

Or a man.

Or someone other than the above."

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By *wisted2000Woman  over a year ago

under my rock cleethorpes


"Never mind the kids, some parents need a dam good slap !!

Now this I agree with. Heard a woman curse and swear at her toddler when I was out with kids a while ago. I would have happily drop kicked her into next fucking year if there had been no witnesses.

Mrs D "

This definitely, I asked a woman on the bus to please stop swearing one day, it was 8:30am and everyone was on the school run, she and her friends were being very loud, rude to all passengers and swearing at the top of their lungs, to this day that woman says she going to ‘get me’ oh I can’t wait till that day when no kids are about

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"It's a fine balancing act between love and fear..... For training a dog! "

the dog whisperer dosent hit the dogs to train , he teaches them to behave

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"I am really glad its banned in Scotland

There is no excuse what so ever to hit your kids if you cant talk to your kids and teach them right from wrong then there is something wrong.

I dont seeing when people put i was hit as a kid when i did something wrong and it didnt do me any harm.

When people say that and say it taught me not to do it again wrong!!! all it did was taught fear

"

No it didn't, who was never scared of my parents one bit, a stingy arse just made me think about whatever hell I'd done to deserve it and sure enough, the penny always dropped and realisation dawned.

Fear though was never a thing however.

Some kids can deal with a smack, some kids flake out and develop issues..we're all different

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

i dont but the way my middle son is acting out, he needs a good clip across the head.

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By *alnSimCouple  over a year ago

Nottingham

What we found more effective is to take away the things that they cherish most. So for my son, if he's naughty, he doesn't get to touch his PS4 or the iPad for a couple of days. He's bored like hell and that tends to pass on the message quite effectively.

However I do acknowledge that all kids are different and one size fits all may not work ..

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By *vbride1963TV/TS  over a year ago

E.K . Glasgow


"I am really glad its banned in Scotland

There is no excuse what so ever to hit your kids if you cant talk to your kids and teach them right from wrong then there is something wrong.

I dont seeing when people put i was hit as a kid when i did something wrong and it didnt do me any harm.

When people say that and say it taught me not to do it again wrong!!! all it did was taught fear

"

Won’t be law till next year

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By *ieman300Man  over a year ago

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"

However I do acknowledge that all kids are different and one size fits all may not work .."

Thats very important. Punishment must deter but has to be weighed up and considered.

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By *urvymamaWoman  over a year ago

Doncaster

I know I was smacked on odd occasions as a child, as my parents have told me I was but I can’t really recall it ever happening

One thing I do remember is an occasion similar to one already mentioned here. I was 8 and my mum bought me a velour and tartan party dress that she loved but I hated, every time she put it in me I’d undress and throw it in the bin, once when she’s got royally pissed off with me doing it she leftbit in the bin for a few hours, then took it out and left it dirty and then took me out in it to a party, shamed me in public basically, afterwards the kids at school bullied me relentlessly for years, that’s scared me in many ways and I’ve never forgot it, But I never can remember ever being smacked

Funny ain’t it?

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"It's a fine balancing act between love and fear..... For training a dog!

the dog whisperer dosent hit the dogs to train , he teaches them to behave"

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Soon as those cameras turn off I bet he gives them a right good whack

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"I know I was smacked on odd occasions as a child, as my parents have told me I was but I can’t really recall it ever happening

One thing I do remember is an occasion similar to one already mentioned here. I was 8 and my mum bought me a velour and tartan party dress that she loved but I hated, every time she put it in me I’d undress and throw it in the bin, once when she’s got royally pissed off with me doing it she leftbit in the bin for a few hours, then took it out and left it dirty and then took me out in it to a party, shamed me in public basically, afterwards the kids at school bullied me relentlessly for years, that’s scared me in many ways and I’ve never forgot it, But I never can remember ever being smacked

Funny ain’t it? "

A smack is brief and soon over. Public humiliation lasts a lifetime. There are far wore cruelties than physical pain

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By *evil_u_knowMan  over a year ago

city

I'll put your head through the wall. Ill throw you out the fucking window. I'll kick you up and down the street.

All common threats from my parents growing up.

I would hit my kids. I am not a pussy that thinks they need to fix how children are raised cause that one time their parents hit them it stayed with them forever.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

I find, when my kids are getting too rowdy, a swift right hook soon quietens them down.

If you know of a quicker solution, then I'm all ears

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By *rincess peachWoman  over a year ago

shits creek

My mum used fear of being smacked to get us to behave. She was very much a member of the children should be seen and not heard crew.

What did it do? Made me want to beat the shit out of her as a teen. I wanted her to hit me so I could unleash all the pent up fury and years of walking on eggshells in case I did something wrong.

I don't remember actually ever being hit by her. I remember being stifled. I remember being scared of saying stuff in case it pissed her off. I remember being too afraid of asking questions about the world in case I said something out of line completely by accident because I didn't understand it.

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By *rincess peachWoman  over a year ago

shits creek


"I think this is fab and u should not bring any thing about kids in to it to many freaks in here "

Dude, it's not all about sex ffs.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"I think this is fab and u should not bring any thing about kids in to it to many freaks in here

Dude, it's not all about sex ffs. "

Fancy a fuck?

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By *unandbuckCouple  over a year ago

Sheffield

I’ve never smacked our kids, and I never will. I’d rather talk to them if they have done anything wrong.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

If you hit a child your too dumb to raise a child properly. All studies have shown it does not work and only has negative affects. If you dont understand that maybe you were hit too hard as a child.

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By *y Favorite PornstarCouple  over a year ago

Basingstoke


"If you hit a child your too dumb to raise a child properly. All studies have shown it does not work and only has negative affects. If you dont understand that maybe you were hit too hard as a child. "

Could you recommend a study which illustrates your point and is avaialble on line? I'm always open to change my opinion in the light of good evidence.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"If you hit a child your too dumb to raise a child properly. All studies have shown it does not work and only has negative affects. If you dont understand that maybe you were hit too hard as a child.

Could you recommend a study which illustrates your point and is avaialble on line? I'm always open to change my opinion in the light of good evidence. "

Are you suggestin tbat there are reports and studies thst show hotting children to be beneficial to theor development?

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By *y Favorite PornstarCouple  over a year ago

Basingstoke


"If you hit a child your too dumb to raise a child properly. All studies have shown it does not work and only has negative affects. If you dont understand that maybe you were hit too hard as a child.

Could you recommend a study which illustrates your point and is avaialble on line? I'm always open to change my opinion in the light of good evidence.

Are you suggestin tbat there are reports and studies thst show hotting children to be beneficial to theor development?"

I've been told there's evidence and I'd like to see it. Not sure how you could really misinterpret that post.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"I find, when my kids are getting too rowdy, a swift right hook soon quietens them down.

If you know of a quicker solution, then I'm all ears"

If the above comment is true then you are a ####.

If it is an attempt at humour then you're a shite comedian.

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By *oblovesyouMan  over a year ago

poole

I gotta say, as a kid, if I stepped outta line & got a hand print left on my arse, I certainly knew not to do it again. But it doesn't seem the way these days. I've never struck my kids. They've turned out alright. As I have. There are other forms of discipline now. Ban the Xbox &/or phone for a day or 2 seems to work well

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By *ucy LewdWoman  over a year ago

North Oxfordshire


"If you hit a child your too dumb to raise a child properly. All studies have shown it does not work and only has negative affects. If you dont understand that maybe you were hit too hard as a child.

Could you recommend a study which illustrates your point and is avaialble on line? I'm always open to change my opinion in the light of good evidence. "

Try:

The smacking controversy: what advice should we be giving parents?

Taylor, Julie. Journal of Advanced Nursing Volume: 46 Issue 3 (2004)

"Furthermore, in terms of behavioural effects, countries where smacking is banned are not overrun with sociopathic youngsters (Roberts 2000). The Swedish experience is salutary. During the 1980s, no Swedish child died as a result of physical abuse, only one was killed by parental hands in the period 1990–1996, and the number of children coming into care has decreased by 26% since 1982 (Durrant 2000). Compare this with Scotland’s figures (and make proportionate estimates for the whole UK), where 10 children died as a result of homicide in the year 2000 alone and the percentage of children subject to care and protection referrals increased by 238% between 1989 and 2000 (Scottish Executive 2000).In Britain as a whole, one to two children die every week from physical injuries inflicted by an adult (Chancellor 2000)."

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By *ucy LewdWoman  over a year ago

North Oxfordshire


"If you hit a child your too dumb to raise a child properly. All studies have shown it does not work and only has negative affects. If you dont understand that maybe you were hit too hard as a child.

Could you recommend a study which illustrates your point and is avaialble on line? I'm always open to change my opinion in the light of good evidence.

Try:

The smacking controversy: what advice should we be giving parents?

Taylor, Julie. Journal of Advanced Nursing Volume: 46 Issue 3 (2004)

"Furthermore, in terms of behavioural effects, countries where smacking is banned are not overrun with sociopathic youngsters (Roberts 2000). The Swedish experience is salutary. During the 1980s, no Swedish child died as a result of physical abuse, only one was killed by parental hands in the period 1990–1996, and the number of children coming into care has decreased by 26% since 1982 (Durrant 2000). Compare this with Scotland’s figures (and make proportionate estimates for the whole UK), where 10 children died as a result of homicide in the year 2000 alone and the percentage of children subject to care and protection referrals increased by 238% between 1989 and 2000 (Scottish Executive 2000).In Britain as a whole, one to two children die every week from physical injuries inflicted by an adult (Chancellor 2000)."

"

"The evidence suggests that smacking is detrimental to child health and well-being and, in some cases, may be a catalyst for progressive abuse. It can, therefore, be argued that, although health and social care professionals have personal beliefs and attitudes about the use of smacking, it is both unprofessional and perhaps even unethical to allow these personal beliefs to influence practice. The logical inference is that, by giving inconsistent advice to parents about the use of smacking, health care professionals may inadvertently be contributing to the unacceptably high level of child abuse in the UK."

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

I see nothing wrong with a little smack to get the young rascals in check. Need to let these youngster know misbehaviour has consequences from a young age! Leave it late & u have no chance when they are teenagers

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By *y Favorite PornstarCouple  over a year ago

Basingstoke


"If you hit a child your too dumb to raise a child properly. All studies have shown it does not work and only has negative affects. If you dont understand that maybe you were hit too hard as a child.

Could you recommend a study which illustrates your point and is avaialble on line? I'm always open to change my opinion in the light of good evidence.

Try:

The smacking controversy: what advice should we be giving parents?

Taylor, Julie. Journal of Advanced Nursing Volume: 46 Issue 3 (2004)

"Furthermore, in terms of behavioural effects, countries where smacking is banned are not overrun with sociopathic youngsters (Roberts 2000). The Swedish experience is salutary. During the 1980s, no Swedish child died as a result of physical abuse, only one was killed by parental hands in the period 1990–1996, and the number of children coming into care has decreased by 26% since 1982 (Durrant 2000). Compare this with Scotland’s figures (and make proportionate estimates for the whole UK), where 10 children died as a result of homicide in the year 2000 alone and the percentage of children subject to care and protection referrals increased by 238% between 1989 and 2000 (Scottish Executive 2000).In Britain as a whole, one to two children die every week from physical injuries inflicted by an adult (Chancellor 2000)."

"The evidence suggests that smacking is detrimental to child health and well-being and, in some cases, may be a catalyst for progressive abuse. It can, therefore, be argued that, although health and social care professionals have personal beliefs and attitudes about the use of smacking, it is both unprofessional and perhaps even unethical to allow these personal beliefs to influence practice. The logical inference is that, by giving inconsistent advice to parents about the use of smacking, health care professionals may inadvertently be contributing to the unacceptably high level of child abuse in the UK.""

Well I'm certainly not impressed with what you've cited but thanks for the effort all the same. It's just a logical fallacy to take the outcomes of the children at the extreme of the distribution and use that to justify the effect on the median. Maybe the children didn't die from homicide because they committed suicide, which is more common in sweden than here.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"If you hit a child your too dumb to raise a child properly. All studies have shown it does not work and only has negative affects. If you dont understand that maybe you were hit too hard as a child.

Could you recommend a study which illustrates your point and is avaialble on line? I'm always open to change my opinion in the light of good evidence.

Are you suggestin tbat there are reports and studies thst show hotting children to be beneficial to theor development?

I've been told there's evidence and I'd like to see it. Not sure how you could really misinterpret that post. "

I didn't misinterpret it. I'm just curious.

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By *ucy LewdWoman  over a year ago

North Oxfordshire

Also see:

Gershoff E. (2002a) Corporal punishment by parents and associated child behaviors and experiences: a meta-analytic and theoretical review. Psychological Bulletin 128, 539–579.

The most common argument against corporal punishment is that it models aggression (Aronfreed, 1969; Bandura & Walters, 1959; Eron et al., 1971; S. Feshbach, 1970; Sears, Maccoby, & Levin, 1957; Walters & Grusec, 1977). Modeling and imitation are thought to be key learning mechanisms by which children become aggressive (Bandura, 1973, 1977; Parke & Slaby, 1983). When parents use physical means of controlling and punishing their children, they communicate to their children that aggression is normative, acceptable, and effective—beliefs that promote social learning of aggression (Bandura, 1973; Gelles, 1979; White & Straus, 1981). Because children see aggression modeled, in the form of corporal punishment, and rewarded, in the form of their own compliance with it, they learn that aggression is an effective way to get others to behave as they want and will be disposed to imitate it (Bandura, 1973; Caldwell, 1977; N. D. Feshbach, 1975; Goode, 1971; Guerra, Nucci, & Huesmann, 1994; Parke & Slaby, 1983; Patterson, 1982; J. Ritchie & Ritchie, 1981; Simons et al., 1998; Straus, 1994b; White & Straus, 1981). Corporal punishment is a prime candidate for imitation because children are disposed to imitate aggressive models (Bandura & Huston, 1961; Bandura, Ross, & Ross, 1961; Fairchild & Erwin, 1977) and because children want to imitate and please parents whom they care about (Kohlberg, 1969; Kuczynski, Marshall, & Schell, 1997; Mikulas, 1978).

The argument that children imitate corporal punishment is particularly poignant when children are punished for aggression, because corporal punishment models the very behavior that parents are trying to discourage in their children (Bandura, 1973). Although parents want to teach children not to hit others, the unintended message of their use of corporal punishment is that it is acceptable to hit others when they behave in ways you do not like (Bandura, 1969; Sears et al., 1957). Despite the risk of imitation, parents use corporal punishment more in response to children’s aggression than to any other child misbehavior (Frude & Gross, 1979; Grusec & Kuczynski, 1980; Holden et al., 1995; Kelder, McNamara, Carlson, & Lynn, 1991; Socolar & Stein, 1995; Zahn-Waxler & Chapman, 1982).

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By *ucy LewdWoman  over a year ago

North Oxfordshire


"Well I'm certainly not impressed with what you've cited but thanks for the effort all the same. It's just a logical fallacy to take the outcomes of the children at the extreme of the distribution and use that to justify the effect on the median. Maybe the children didn't die from homicide because they committed suicide, which is more common in sweden than here. "

I am entirely sure that you know far, far better than the peer review panel at the Journal of Advanced Nursing.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"I see nothing wrong with a little smack to get the young rascals in check. Need to let these youngster know misbehaviour has consequences from a young age! Leave it late & u have no chance when they are teenagers "

But what if by the time they ate teenagers they think a smack is the way to keep other people on check?

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By *y Favorite PornstarCouple  over a year ago

Basingstoke


"If you hit a child your too dumb to raise a child properly. All studies have shown it does not work and only has negative affects. If you dont understand that maybe you were hit too hard as a child.

Could you recommend a study which illustrates your point and is avaialble on line? I'm always open to change my opinion in the light of good evidence.

Are you suggestin tbat there are reports and studies thst show hotting children to be beneficial to theor development?

I've been told there's evidence and I'd like to see it. Not sure how you could really misinterpret that post.

I didn't misinterpret it. I'm just curious. "

I would expect that uncontrolled violence has more negative effects than positive but zero controlled violence is worse than controlled violence. As I've said three times on this thread now, nobody has found a way to organise adult society without sanctioned violence so i see no reason to believe a childs world is better without it.

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By *hoenixcouplexxCouple  over a year ago

Leicestershire

Just had a Google out of interest and there are actually a ton of studies talking about the negative impacts of smacking to be fair.

Can't post links without a forum ban and can't be arsed to cut and paste it all but it is there if you Google it. Some big studies too.

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By *ucy LewdWoman  over a year ago

North Oxfordshire


"I see nothing wrong with a little smack to get the young rascals in check. Need to let these youngster know misbehaviour has consequences from a young age! Leave it late & u have no chance when they are teenagers

But what if by the time they ate teenagers they think a smack is the way to keep other people on check?"

I feel like...

Parents are allowed to hit this children if they do something they don't like.

But if teenagers hit their parents because they do something they don't like, then they're likely to eventually get referred to social services for having psychological problems with violence, or perhaps even sent to youth detention.

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By *y Favorite PornstarCouple  over a year ago

Basingstoke


"Well I'm certainly not impressed with what you've cited but thanks for the effort all the same. It's just a logical fallacy to take the outcomes of the children at the extreme of the distribution and use that to justify the effect on the median. Maybe the children didn't die from homicide because they committed suicide, which is more common in sweden than here.

I am entirely sure that you know far, far better than the peer review panel at the Journal of Advanced Nursing."

None of what you've quoted makes the case you are claiming. For ease, what it would look like is:

Group A - never smacked

Group B - occasional light smack

Group C - frequent resort to smacking

"Group A children were found to do better at school, earn more as adults, form better relationships with..."

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"I see nothing wrong with a little smack to get the young rascals in check. Need to let these youngster know misbehaviour has consequences from a young age! Leave it late & u have no chance when they are teenagers

But what if by the time they ate teenagers they think a smack is the way to keep other people on check?"

Fair point its a double edged sword. Can only say from own experienced. Me & my siblings & cousins were all smacked if misbehaved when were young & we all turned out well. None was ever violent but well mannered & respectful

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By *ucy LewdWoman  over a year ago

North Oxfordshire


"Well I'm certainly not impressed with what you've cited but thanks for the effort all the same. It's just a logical fallacy to take the outcomes of the children at the extreme of the distribution and use that to justify the effect on the median. Maybe the children didn't die from homicide because they committed suicide, which is more common in sweden than here.

I am entirely sure that you know far, far better than the peer review panel at the Journal of Advanced Nursing.

None of what you've quoted makes the case you are claiming. For ease, what it would look like is:

Group A - never smacked

Group B - occasional light smack

Group C - frequent resort to smacking

"Group A children were found to do better at school, earn more as adults, form better relationships with...""

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The rest of the article is pretty interesting. Feel free to read it. I'm not going to breech their copyright by posting the entire text here.

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By *evil_u_knowMan  over a year ago

city


"The Swedish experience is salutary,"

Maybe if swedish people smacked their kids more they all wouldn't grow up to become the "having sex with women against their will" capital of the world.

You're telling me the kids enjoy not being hit, well duh.

But does it help them grow into a better person? Swedish crime rates would say no.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Crime_in_Sweden#/media/File:Sweden-crime-1976-2016-robbery-sex-murder.svg

the people who stopped hitting their kids (who were likely hit themselves) were far less problematic than the kids who never got hit as adults.

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By *y Favorite PornstarCouple  over a year ago

Basingstoke


"Well I'm certainly not impressed with what you've cited but thanks for the effort all the same. It's just a logical fallacy to take the outcomes of the children at the extreme of the distribution and use that to justify the effect on the median. Maybe the children didn't die from homicide because they committed suicide, which is more common in sweden than here.

I am entirely sure that you know far, far better than the peer review panel at the Journal of Advanced Nursing.

None of what you've quoted makes the case you are claiming. For ease, what it would look like is:

Group A - never smacked

Group B - occasional light smack

Group C - frequent resort to smacking

"Group A children were found to do better at school, earn more as adults, form better relationships with..."`

The rest of the article is pretty interesting. Feel free to read it. I'm not going to breech their copyright by posting the entire text here."

It only makes sense if you start with the assumption aggression isn't normative. A brief reading if history will show you that it is.

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By *y Favorite PornstarCouple  over a year ago

Basingstoke


"The Swedish experience is salutary,

Maybe if swedish people smacked their kids more they all wouldn't grow up to become the "having sex with women against their will" capital of the world.

You're telling me the kids enjoy not being hit, well duh.

But does it help them grow into a better person? Swedish crime rates would say no.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Crime_in_Sweden#/media/File:Sweden-crime-1976-2016-robbery-sex-murder.svg

the people who stopped hitting their kids (who were likely hit themselves) were far less problematic than the kids who never got hit as adults."

Or they just kill themselves as adults.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"If you hit a child your too dumb to raise a child properly. All studies have shown it does not work and only has negative affects. If you dont understand that maybe you were hit too hard as a child.

Could you recommend a study which illustrates your point and is avaialble on line? I'm always open to change my opinion in the light of good evidence.

Are you suggestin tbat there are reports and studies thst show hotting children to be beneficial to theor development?

I've been told there's evidence and I'd like to see it. Not sure how you could really misinterpret that post.

I didn't misinterpret it. I'm just curious.

I would expect that uncontrolled violence has more negative effects than positive but zero controlled violence is worse than controlled violence. As I've said three times on this thread now, nobody has found a way to organise adult society without sanctioned violence so i see no reason to believe a childs world is better without it."

We don't have ware sanctioned violence though. We punish them by deproviding g them of liberty or freedom. We don't give people a kicking amd say don't do it again,,. And Violence to control a situation is completely different to violence as a punishment

Violence breeds violence maybe society should look to break that cycle rather than fuel it?

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"If you hit a child your too dumb to raise a child properly. All studies have shown it does not work and only has negative affects. If you dont understand that maybe you were hit too hard as a child.

Could you recommend a study which illustrates your point and is avaialble on line? I'm always open to change my opinion in the light of good evidence.

Try:

The smacking controversy: what advice should we be giving parents?

Taylor, Julie. Journal of Advanced Nursing Volume: 46 Issue 3 (2004)

"Furthermore, in terms of behavioural effects, countries where smacking is banned are not overrun with sociopathic youngsters (Roberts 2000). The Swedish experience is salutary. During the 1980s, no Swedish child died as a result of physical abuse, only one was killed by parental hands in the period 1990–1996, and the number of children coming into care has decreased by 26% since 1982 (Durrant 2000). Compare this with Scotland’s figures (and make proportionate estimates for the whole UK), where 10 children died as a result of homicide in the year 2000 alone and the percentage of children subject to care and protection referrals increased by 238% between 1989 and 2000 (Scottish Executive 2000).In Britain as a whole, one to two children die every week from physical injuries inflicted by an adult (Chancellor 2000)."

"The evidence suggests that smacking is detrimental to child health and well-being and, in some cases, may be a catalyst for progressive abuse. It can, therefore, be argued that, although health and social care professionals have personal beliefs and attitudes about the use of smacking, it is both unprofessional and perhaps even unethical to allow these personal beliefs to influence practice. The logical inference is that, by giving inconsistent advice to parents about the use of smacking, health care professionals may inadvertently be contributing to the unacceptably high level of child abuse in the UK."

Well I'm certainly not impressed with what you've cited but thanks for the effort all the same. It's just a logical fallacy to take the outcomes of the children at the extreme of the distribution and use that to justify the effect on the median. Maybe the children didn't die from homicide because they committed suicide, which is more common in sweden than here. "

So in short evidence that proves a point is easily dismissed if you don't agree with the poiny of view. And evidence to support your opinion isn't required as you are right?

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By *ucy LewdWoman  over a year ago

North Oxfordshire


"The Swedish experience is salutary,

Maybe if swedish people smacked their kids more they all wouldn't grow up to become the "having sex with women against their will" capital of the world.

"

IIRC, Swedish rates of reporting are very high (because people feel safe and encouraged to report) which makes the statistics look proportionately high. They also have different categorisation of sex crimes to many other parts of the world (i.e. they categorise things as sex crimes that the UK does not) which leads to the figures looking skewed without further investigation.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"I find, when my kids are getting too rowdy, a swift right hook soon quietens them down.

If you know of a quicker solution, then I'm all ears

If the above comment is true then you are a ####.

If it is an attempt at humour then you're a shite comedian."

Wow, tough crowd tonight

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By *losbMan  over a year ago

gloucester


"I think this is fab and u should not bring any thing about kids in to it to many freaks in here "

Here here!

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By *y Favorite PornstarCouple  over a year ago

Basingstoke


"If you hit a child your too dumb to raise a child properly. All studies have shown it does not work and only has negative affects. If you dont understand that maybe you were hit too hard as a child.

Could you recommend a study which illustrates your point and is avaialble on line? I'm always open to change my opinion in the light of good evidence.

Are you suggestin tbat there are reports and studies thst show hotting children to be beneficial to theor development?

I've been told there's evidence and I'd like to see it. Not sure how you could really misinterpret that post.

I didn't misinterpret it. I'm just curious.

I would expect that uncontrolled violence has more negative effects than positive but zero controlled violence is worse than controlled violence. As I've said three times on this thread now, nobody has found a way to organise adult society without sanctioned violence so i see no reason to believe a childs world is better without it.

We don't have ware sanctioned violence though. We punish them by deproviding g them of liberty or freedom. We don't give people a kicking amd say don't do it again,,. And Violence to control a situation is completely different to violence as a punishment

Violence breeds violence maybe society should look to break that cycle rather than fuel it?"

Of course we sanction violence! When we can't resolve a dispute with a country then the military goes in.

In 200,000 years there has never been a non-violent human society that worked on any kind of scale. But if you want to keep trying... definition of insanity...

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By *y Favorite PornstarCouple  over a year ago

Basingstoke


"If you hit a child your too dumb to raise a child properly. All studies have shown it does not work and only has negative affects. If you dont understand that maybe you were hit too hard as a child.

Could you recommend a study which illustrates your point and is avaialble on line? I'm always open to change my opinion in the light of good evidence.

Try:

The smacking controversy: what advice should we be giving parents?

Taylor, Julie. Journal of Advanced Nursing Volume: 46 Issue 3 (2004)

"Furthermore, in terms of behavioural effects, countries where smacking is banned are not overrun with sociopathic youngsters (Roberts 2000). The Swedish experience is salutary. During the 1980s, no Swedish child died as a result of physical abuse, only one was killed by parental hands in the period 1990–1996, and the number of children coming into care has decreased by 26% since 1982 (Durrant 2000). Compare this with Scotland’s figures (and make proportionate estimates for the whole UK), where 10 children died as a result of homicide in the year 2000 alone and the percentage of children subject to care and protection referrals increased by 238% between 1989 and 2000 (Scottish Executive 2000).In Britain as a whole, one to two children die every week from physical injuries inflicted by an adult (Chancellor 2000)."

"The evidence suggests that smacking is detrimental to child health and well-being and, in some cases, may be a catalyst for progressive abuse. It can, therefore, be argued that, although health and social care professionals have personal beliefs and attitudes about the use of smacking, it is both unprofessional and perhaps even unethical to allow these personal beliefs to influence practice. The logical inference is that, by giving inconsistent advice to parents about the use of smacking, health care professionals may inadvertently be contributing to the unacceptably high level of child abuse in the UK."

Well I'm certainly not impressed with what you've cited but thanks for the effort all the same. It's just a logical fallacy to take the outcomes of the children at the extreme of the distribution and use that to justify the effect on the median. Maybe the children didn't die from homicide because they committed suicide, which is more common in sweden than here.

So in short evidence that proves a point is easily dismissed if you don't agree with the poiny of view. And evidence to support your opinion isn't required as you are right?"

I've defined exactly what evidence would prove the point being made, something ideolgues never do. That was just the rambling opinion of a left wing academic, i'll stick with the scientific method thanks.

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By *ucy LewdWoman  over a year ago

North Oxfordshire


"

I've defined exactly what evidence would prove the point being made, something ideolgues never do. That was just the rambling opinion of a left wing academic, i'll stick with the scientific method thanks."

Actually she is a nurse scientist specialising in child maltreatment, according to her profile. Registered nurse, registered nurse teacher, and now a fellow of the Royal College of Nursing and the European Academy of Nursing Science. She is also "is a strong advocate of the use of theory in qualitative research".

Her methodologies are listed as:

- qualitative methods

- RCT

- systematic and other integrative reviews

Pretty sure she knows more than you about 'the scientific method'.

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By *omaMan  over a year ago

Glasgow

the day parents lost the right to smack a child who required chastising was the day the children lost all respect and discipline. . .

all our grandparents, their parents and so on were subject to a clip around the ear now and then.

Did that make their children psychologically damaged? Emotionally scarred?

We now find ourselves in a NANNY STATE,

With today's outlook on corporal punishment the inmates now run the asylum

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By *y Favorite PornstarCouple  over a year ago

Basingstoke


"

I've defined exactly what evidence would prove the point being made, something ideolgues never do. That was just the rambling opinion of a left wing academic, i'll stick with the scientific method thanks.

Actually she is a nurse scientist specialising in child maltreatment, according to her profile. Registered nurse, registered nurse teacher, and now a fellow of the Royal College of Nursing and the European Academy of Nursing Science. She is also "is a strong advocate of the use of theory in qualitative research".

Her methodologies are listed as:

- qualitative methods

- RCT

- systematic and other integrative reviews

Pretty sure she knows more than you about 'the scientific method'."

Great, what were her statistical findings on the outcomes of the control group that wasn't smacked?

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