Many parents teach their children that lying is a really bad thing, especially lying to parents. Turns out that a lot of parents are hypocrites and regularly lie to their children in order to influence their behavior and emotions. Parenting by lying ranges from telling tall tales (about the tooth fairy, for example), to fibbing (“Tommy, what a beautiful drawing!”), to manipulation in order to change the child’s behavior.

When your kids step out of line…..should you whoop their ASS! or give em a time out? FACEBOOK www.facebook.com TWITTER www.twitter.com WEBSITE www.realtalkgurus.com BLOG http For Royalty free music check out: incompetech.com I see a lot of parents who simply neglect the children to the point where their kids roam free and can say and do as they please with out any discipline at all. Back in the day spanking your kids use to be the solution, but nowadays kids are fighting back and killing their parents (no jokes) I personally found that fucked up. I don’t believe in hitting a child but Time out is definitely not a solution either…so what can be done to punish kids who step out of line and become disobedient?

At what age should I start?

Some call it the “Naughty chair” method

Are there any other methods that I should know?

I’ve heard of young adults who have parents and they are still “parenting” them, ordering them around and telling them what to do and the parents claim that they do it for their children’s own good and safety. I’d say they’re overprotective and maybe needs to have more kids if they want to keep controlling their kids. I’ve even seen a person who is almost 30 and his parents still order him around.

I have a cousin who has about 10 parenting books, all about a million pages long, and she read all of them! It never occurred to me to read parenting books. What about you? Did you read parenting books or go 100% by maternal instinct, or somewhere in the middle?

My cousin got accidentally pregnant so I think she felt like she had no idea how to be a parent so read these books.

I’m working in the most violent school of the most dangerous area of my Board. I am teaching French as a second language.

I am wondering how to perform good classroom management techniques – without the use of the office (they are totally useless) or parents (most of them don’t have a phone…unfortunately…)

So far rewards for good work and detentions for punishment is good.

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I want to know what you do or have done to discipline your toddlers. Both under 5 and 2 years apart.
Spanking, time outs, no cartoons,no toys, no park.
If you have any unusual ones that would be nice. How young is too young to make your babies do things like, clean color off the walls. Or kinda undo what they did?

What benefits whould this have? I am writing a Thesis on getting a program started through the government requiring parents to have a parenting lecture or class during their hospital stay. Any comments are appreciated. Thanks!

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I’m not talking about you personally. I’m talking about parents in general as a whole. Do you think parents (even when their children are at a young age) practice foresight? Do you think parents really take that responsibility to heart–almost like a job–and do their best?

Now, I’m talking about you. How do you feel about parenting books in general? What is your main concern as a parent? Do you think the parents who do not take parenting seriously will some day have an effect on your own children?

I’m just curious. I’ve been noticing more and more my own awareness of parenting. I’ve been really nervous (as I’m sure many parents are) about what I do now and the effects it will have on my children later. By all means, I’m confident about my parenting abilities and I’m always trying to improve but it’s so hard to figure out fact from fiction when there are so many “experts” out there.

Do you choose to follow an “expert’s” advice? If so, which one and why?

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Toddler Spanking By Parents Common In The USA
Spanking of toddlers in the USA is more common than people realize, especially if parents are aggressive towards each other, according to a report published in the peer-reviewed medical journal Pediatrics, which revealed that 65% of young children were spanked at least once over a four-week period by one or both parents. Catherine Taylor, PhD, Tulane University School of Public Health and …

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Parents underestimate heavy toddlers’ weight
Most parents don’t realize if their preschool-age child is overweight or obese, a new study suggests. The results show 71 percent of parents with overweight toddlers misperceived their child’s weight as being healthy. Obesity – Health – Weight loss – Home – Family

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We have a custom kids bed-making business, and this year is difficult on sales. I’m trying to get our prices low enough to be affordable for the average middle class family but high enough to still earn a living.

My question is to parents: What prices would you think are reasonable for a toddler or twin wooden bed that is custom-made how you like it? Is there a threshold which you would not exceed for a toddler bed shaped like an airplane or car, or a twin?

Thanks. Some input from people going through the economic downturn will really help.

Guests on Ricki Lake confront their friends for spanking their children with everything from hangers to belts. When does discipline cross the line and become abuse? Experts weigh in.

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