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In Reply to: Corporal Punishment posted by PasadenaDana on September 5, 2012 at 1:40 pm:
"hot saucing", kneeling on something painful and
From: Beth (98.160.227.167)
Re: Corporal Punishment January 23, 2013 at 4:27 pm PST
excessive exercise as a punishment is cruel.
Spanking is not. God tells us in His word "He who
spares the rod hates his son, but he who loves him
disciplines him promptly" Prov 13:24. Now I don't
spank her for everything, but certain things I do,
for example; if she is caught lying, if she has
stolen something, consistently speaking to us (her
dad and I) in a "talking back" way after more than
one warning to stop and blatant defiance. She has
ample warning what the consequence is and it is
never done out of anger. She bends over the couch
and I use a wooden spoon and give her one good sting
on her rear. She is then sat down and talked to
about her poor actions and how to change them. My
daughter is not "scarred" for life, she is a very
loving and compassionate child who has very loving
parents who are happily married. She is not running
amuck on the streets, and she knows her limits. She
is one that I don't have to worry about because she
is taught respect and discipline. I hardly ever need
to spank her, but she knows it is an option and will
deviate from her behavior.
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