Life hacks for kids
By Anonymous - This FML is from back in 2010 but it's good stuff - United States
By Anonymous - This FML is from back in 2010 but it's good stuff - United States
Where is your love of corporal punishment coming from??? You do realise that this ends up leading to this:: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_deaths_by_corporal_punishment
Five people? The only ones less than 80 years ago in a foriegn country?
Quit crying. Learn to be a parent. Here's an idea: THROW THE TOY AWAY, THEN GIVE HER A FEW LICKS WITH A WOODEN SPOON ANY TIME SHE DOES IT. Jesus, people
So why does your daughter get the toys? Make her donate them. You're spoiling her.
I agree that just letting your child keep it will encourage her to keep the toys. But I say giving to charity or other kids isn't good, either; it will teach your child charity is a punishment, not something that is compassionate and nice to do for fellow humans. It will teach your child to be bitter, jealous, resentful. Better pay if they force you but remember they can't force you to take it home. Another solution would be to take the toys home but don't give them, and promise to give them to her when she's a big girl and knows not to act out. No need to give out cruel punishments like most people suggest -- for the love of life, she's your kid, not your enemy! I hope the people who suggested unusually cruel punishments grow up before they have kids.
you are not forced to buy products that you or your child destroys. if that's the case any time a customer drops a bottle or breaks something they would have to pay for it. my advice, take the 2 toys and your receipt and return them. also, beat your brat, it's ok I won't tell.
why on earth would you let her keep the toys? Even if she screams, cries, or throws a tantrum you don't reward bad behaviour like that.
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And today you need to learn how to discipline your child.
Just pay and leave the toys in the shop. Also punish her for being a brat.