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Subject: Re: Pouting allowed?

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Kate
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Date Posted: 18:18:05 08/21/22 Sun
In reply to: Angie 's message, "Pouting allowed?" on 14:16:09 08/21/22 Sun

Hello Angie, I think that is a good question. How children react after a spanking is quite an individual characteristic.

Both my grandson and granddaughter are quite good and bounce back quickly after a spanking, although my granddaughter is quite a quiet girl at the best of times. My son was also fine, but both of my daughters were occasional sulkers after a spanking.

Like you I didn't want to take too strict an approach and jump straight to second spanking. If the pouting didn't cross the boundary to disrespectful behaviour then I would give them a bit of time. If it went beyond quietness or the stand offishness went too far then it was second spanking territory.

I suppose my advice would be to keep boundaries and give your younger two a little time to get back to being themselves. Do you let them stay in their rooms after a spanking? Perhaps letting them stay out of the way for a little while would help. Try to keep an eye on it and police it lightly but firmly.

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Re: Pouting allowed? Marsha 21:59:01 08/21/22 Sun

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>Hello Angie, I think that is a good question. How >children react after a spanking is quite an individual >characteristic. > >Both my grandson and granddaughter are quite good and >bounce back quickly after a spanking, although my >granddaughter is quite a quiet girl at the best of >times. My son was also fine, but both of my daughters >were occasional sulkers after a spanking. > >Like you I didn't want to take too strict an approach >and jump straight to second spanking. If the pouting >didn't cross the boundary to disrespectful behaviour >then I would give them a bit of time. If it went >beyond quietness or the stand offishness went too far >then it was second spanking territory. > >I suppose my advice would be to keep boundaries and >give your younger two a little time to get back to >being themselves. Do you let them stay in their rooms >after a spanking? Perhaps letting them stay out of the >way for a little while would help. Try to keep an eye >on it and police it lightly but firmly.
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