www.jayklusky.com If our children are to be successful in today’s world they have to be able to discipline themselves. Here are tips parents can use to help their children develop the self-discipline to live the lives we dream for them.
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that they do not have room to make mistakes and learn self discipline.
Obviously neither is good or even acceptable, but which do you think would cause more long term harm.
Good point I was thinking that a super strict upbringing would cause a child to follow others blindly I didn’t consider the rebellion aspect.
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A class 8 student in Bhiwani, recovering from a recent brain tumour surgery, was hit by his teacher on the head when he wasn’t able to stand as punishment. The boy fell unconscious and had to be taken to the hospital. His parents have now lodged a complaint with the police.
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Jurors find adoptive father guilty of child neglect
SANFORD — A jury Wednesday night convicted an Altamonte Springs man of neglecting two children he adopted while his wife withheld food from them and spanked them so hard and so often that she left them with scars.
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