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Subject: Re: Flooding the garden

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Sarah
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Date Posted: 08:10:28 07/24/22 Sun
In reply to: Ivana 's message, "Flooding the garden" on 06:56:45 07/24/22 Sun

Ivana,

I assume this was a chore Marek has been given before and was already well aware on how little, or in this case, too much water is needed. As long as the children are clearly aware what and how it needs to be done, then I completely agree a good, sound spanking is needed when they do a poor job at it.

It certainly sounds like Marek most definitely needed one in this situation, as well. I would have done the same, Ivana.

When you said you 'dried him off a bit', I assume you left the all-important bottom and thighs wet? As I think all of us can attest here, administering a sound and thorough spanking on damp bottom sends the message even more clearly.

Ivana, I first want to say I am in support of follow-up spankings. A child continuing to act up afterwards has been an extremely rare situation for me, I can't remember the last time it's happened. But I have given a follow-up hand spanking when it has. But I also have administered follow-up spankings when the kids have misbehaved away from home, which I consider more serious misbehavior, and I will give a follow-up hand spanking once we get home as a reinforcement and let them know how disappointed Mommy was with their misbehavior, especially if I had to spank at church. I also have given follow-up spankings when they have misbehaved at another home or earned a spanking under someone else's care.

But as for this situation with Marek, I am curious, but why did you end up giving the follow-up spanking if you indicated he "got the message" after your warning look? I am not trying to be critical, just trying to understand where your thoughts were going. But I think since he did receive your message from your warning, a follow-up wasn't needed.

That said, I wouldn't stop using follow-up spankings, because as I said I do support them and feel they have their place, but from the information I have been given here, I don't think it was needed.

Sarah

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Re: Flooding the garden Ivana to Sarah 08:52:34 07/24/22 Sun

Re: Flooding the garden -- Sarah to Ivana, 09:07:26 07/24/22 Sun

Re: Flooding the garden -- Ivana to Sarah, 11:54:34 07/24/22 Sun

Re: Flooding the garden -- Sarah to Ivana, 17:59:32 07/24/22 Sun

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>Ivana, > >I assume this was a chore Marek has been given before >and was already well aware on how little, or in this >case, too much water is needed. As long as the >children are clearly aware what and how it needs to be >done, then I completely agree a good, sound spanking >is needed when they do a poor job at it. > >It certainly sounds like Marek most definitely needed >one in this situation, as well. I would have done the >same, Ivana. > >When you said you 'dried him off a bit', I assume you >left the all-important bottom and thighs wet? As I >think all of us can attest here, administering a sound >and thorough spanking on damp bottom sends the message >even more clearly. > >Ivana, I first want to say I am in support of >follow-up spankings. A child continuing to act up >afterwards has been an extremely rare situation for >me, I can't remember the last time it's happened. But >I have given a follow-up hand spanking when it has. >But I also have administered follow-up spankings when >the kids have misbehaved away from home, which I >consider more serious misbehavior, and I will give a >follow-up hand spanking once we get home as a >reinforcement and let them know how disappointed Mommy >was with their misbehavior, especially if I had to >spank at church. I also have given follow-up spankings >when they have misbehaved at another home or earned a >spanking under someone else's care. > >But as for this situation with Marek, I am curious, >but why did you end up giving the follow-up spanking >if you indicated he "got the message" after your >warning look? I am not trying to be critical, just >trying to understand where your thoughts were going. >But I think since he did receive your message from >your warning, a follow-up wasn't needed. > >That said, I wouldn't stop using follow-up spankings, >because as I said I do support them and feel they have >their place, but from the information I have been >given here, I don't think it was needed. > > >Sarah
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