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AUTHOR: momkjpDATE: 04/10/03 1:48pm
SUBJECT: Re: Which of these things is more "abusive?"
IN REPLY TO: Re: Which of these things is more "abusive?"
AUTHOR: GooGoo
Do you know that it is not easy to communicate to a 2,3,or 4 year old? I am sure that a lot of parents do not like when they have to spank. Spanking your child, and abuse is 2 different things. Spanking your child is okay. Do you have any kids? I have 2 boys that are 3 and 4. When they do something that the know they are not suppose to do, I give them 1 warning. If they do it again, they get to sit in a corner for "time out". When my boys go and run out to the busy road in front of my house I will smack there bum. I don't know where you come off saying that communication is a ignored practice. I would like to hear more of what your thoughts are on that.
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Which of these things is more "abusive?"
 maehar01/25/03 11:37am
Re: Which of these things is more "abusive?"
 ForeverMom01/28/03 07:33am
Re: Which of these things is more "abusive?"
 GooGoo04/08/03 03:14pm
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 momkjp04/10/03 01:48pm
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 3andnomore04/22/03 12:18pm
Re: Which of these things is more "abusive?"
 3andnomore04/21/03 01:28pm
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 momkjp04/22/03 11:18am
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 3andnomore04/22/03 02:57pm
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