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depending on what age the spankings stopped |
bonnie knox |
"...those who’d been spanked just when they were young—ages 2 to 6—were doing a little better as teenagers than those who’d never been spanked. On almost every measure.
A separate group of teens had been spanked until they were in elementary school. Their last spanking had been between the ages of 7 and 11. These teens didn’t turn out badly, either.
Compared with the never-spanked, they were slightly worse off on negative outcomes, but a little better off on the good outcomes.
Only the teenagers who were still being spanked clearly showed problems." |
[Insert Acts Pun Here] Posts: 14803 6/9/17 12:52 pm

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Quiet Wyatt |
My wife and I are finding that as our kids grow, just the threat of a busted behind has a positive effect on their behavior. Our kids are ages 14, 12, 10, 7 and 5. With the youngest, we still may occasionally have to administer corporal discipline (one swat by their momma with a wooden spoon is usually quite sufficient), but in each case with the older ones, the need for such has become increasingly rare. |
[Insert Acts Pun Here] Posts: 12817 6/9/17 2:39 pm
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Re: depending on what age the spankings stopped |
c6thplayer1 |
bonnie knox wrote: | "...those who’d been spanked just when they were young—ages 2 to 6—were doing a little better as teenagers than those who’d never been spanked. On almost every measure.
A separate group of teens had been spanked until they were in elementary school. Their last spanking had been between the ages of 7 and 11. These teens didn’t turn out badly, either.
Compared with the never-spanked, they were slightly worse off on negative outcomes, but a little better off on the good outcomes.
Only the teenagers who were still being spanked clearly showed problems." |
theres a few on here that need spanked to ...  |
Hon. Dr. in Acts-celeratology Posts: 6385 6/9/17 3:04 pm

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Carolyn Smith |
Quiet Wyatt wrote: | My wife and I are finding that as our kids grow, just the threat of a busted behind has a positive effect on their behavior. Our kids are ages 14, 12, 10, 7 and 5. With the youngest, we still may occasionally have to administer corporal discipline (one swat by their momma with a wooden spoon is usually quite sufficient), but in each case with the older ones, the need for such has become increasingly rare. |
This is probably due to the fact that they have experienced a spanking in the past and know you will follow through on administering one, if necessary. Kids actually feel safer when they know where the boundaries are, and you & your wife have clearly established that for them. Good job! _________________ "More of Him...less of me."
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Hon. Dr. in Acts-celeratology Posts: 5923 6/9/17 9:30 pm

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Well...this explain a lot! |
Aaron Scott |
I got my last spanking...at 21.
Deserved it.
As I did the hundreds before that one.
Close as can be with my parents. Love them dearly, as they do me. That was just how it was done from their time and perspective.
When I had my own son, I asked my parents for advice. They told me, "We'd have spanked you less." I took that advice. I have never spanked my son, except on the hand...and that was all it took...and today he is kind and obedient, etc. My dad said I didn't start to "calm down" until I was 15 or so...and apparently I had a lot of unwinding to do, since I got my last spanking 6 years later. |
Hon. Dr. in Acts-celeratology Posts: 6042 6/10/17 9:23 am
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The COG Apostle |
I regret spanking my children. But, each person has to decide what works for them. I am just not sure that Jesus would hit a kid. |
Acts-celerater Posts: 566 6/10/17 11:47 am
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bonnie knox |
I am not against corporal punishment, but I often witness it being used in a poor fashion, imo. When an adult hardly has any positive interaction with the kid and then loses his temper and smacks the kid and only ever tells the kid no, stop, or quit, it just breaks my heart for the kid.
I'm thankful to God that my husband and I, in spite of all the things we did wrong, were both very involved in interacting with our son in positive ways. |
[Insert Acts Pun Here] Posts: 14803 6/10/17 12:28 pm

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Aaron Scott |
The COG Apostle wrote: | I regret spanking my children. But, each person has to decide what works for them. I am just not sure that Jesus would hit a kid. |
Have you never been chastened by the Lord? I'd take a spanking ANY DAY over that.
Also, consider that if you believe the Bible is inspired, that the Word speaks of using a rod to drive foolishness from the heart of a child.
At the same time, I do hear you, my brother. If I had had to truly "wear out" my son, I guess I'd be in therapy today. I just am too tender-hearted for that.
I once was telling him about being spanked with a belt (I got those and hickory switchin's). Never having experienced it himself, I told him I'd give him a lick to just to demonstrate. I gave him a middling swat...at which he immediately burst into tears (about like I did at the first swat from my dad). Nope, I'd have not been able to handle that, I'm afraid. I'd be on medication and in a psychiatrist's office every week, I imagine, if I had to spank that fine little fellow. |
Hon. Dr. in Acts-celeratology Posts: 6042 6/10/17 4:25 pm
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Carolyn Smith |
We worked with a minister who taught, "Let the punishment fit the crime." Is what the child did worth punishing? Was it an honest mistake or clumsiness? Was it just being a kid? (Hitting his brother) Being mischievous? Or was he being rebellious or mean? IMHO, the last two are the only ones that deserve real punishment.
It also depends on the child. You can look at one child or give them a swat and reduce them to tears. Other kids might need a real spanking that will reduce them to tears and get their attention or take away their privileges (staying up late, taking away their phone privileges, etc.)
And please don't make them read the Bible for punishment. What does that teach them?
Our kids hated writing sentences 50 times or doing chores as punishment.
Don't make punishment overly severe if it's a minor offense. _________________ "More of Him...less of me."
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Hon. Dr. in Acts-celeratology Posts: 5923 6/10/17 6:23 pm

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