Comments on: Christians Put The Smackdown On Their Kids

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By: SES

SES — Sat, 06 Feb 2010 16:13:32 +0000

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By: BES

BES — Sat, 06 Feb 2010 03:36:27 +0000

Do non smacked/spanked children turn out better?
http://familyintegrity.org.nz/2010/some-kids-are-never-spanked-do-they-turn-out-better/

By: BES

BES — Sat, 06 Feb 2010 03:31:56 +0000

10-15 minutes process
“Some things are just plain humiliating and unnecessary: chastisement in public or the idea of pulling pants down to smack. Smacking may be a 10-15 minute process. Go to a private place, then fully discuss the crime. Ask the child to identify which of the four Ds was broken and to explain why he now needs a smack rather than a tongue lashing or isolation. Always give an opportunity to plead extenuating circumstances; be prepared to call in witnesses for cross examination; and if appropriate, DO NOT SMACK.”

Yes it seems it is a process…

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By: Daron

Daron — Thu, 01 Oct 2009 12:21:51 +0000

Thought I might comment on this as well because as I read the comments I see the misunderstanding on the smacking (not beating – big difference – find me I will show you the difference) for 10-15 minutes. Being a person who has disciplined my 3 children with a smack I know what this means.

Many a time I have sat down with my kids, at their eye level, and explained the situation. What was expected of them, how they behaved contrary to that expectation, what was the agreed punishment. This process can take a long time, sometimes the 10 minutes indicated. Discipline comes from a Greek word meaning “to train up”. This takes time.

So ‘yes’ the wording of Family Integrity’s little guide can be read one way. But if you do take time to discipline your children this phrase actually agrees with that practice as well.

A most interesting read these comments and a subject worth reading about.

By: Elizabeth

Elizabeth — Thu, 27 Aug 2009 02:28:37 +0000

The New Zealand people have voted on an anti-smacking law

http://familyintegrity.org.nz/2009/massive-no-to-anti-smacking-law-politicians-must-listen/