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Date Posted: 10:51:46 04/04/26 Sat In reply to: Al 's message, "Bullying a Sibling" on 09:44:03 04/03/26 Fri >In 1997 I was renting a room to a friend who became >involved with a girl who was just 18. Long story >short, she had a broken family and sort of bonded to >me as a dad figure. They had a child together and >named me as the Godfather. She married someone else >and they had two kids. For 20 years they lived off and >on with me for economic reasons. I had parenting >authority over all three. They were basically my >"family". > >One weekend when I watched them, the oldest had soccer >and I sent the 9 y/o and her 7 y/o brother to play in >the play area. It was about 100 ft away and easily >within eyesight. She had a habit of picking on him, he >had been recently diagnosed at Stanford with >Asperger's and social anxiety. I gave them a baggie of >snacks and told the oldest to share. > >After a short amount of time I noticed he wanted some >snacks and she yelled "No!". He paced and she threw >some on the ground in front of him. I just happened to >see this. On the way back to the car I asked her if >she shared the snacks and she said she did. I told her >"throwing them on the ground for your brother is not >sharing and we will talk more when we get home.". > >I talked to her about sharing and lying and how making >her brother pick them from the dirt (he didn't btw) >was bullying. After some more discussion I spanked her >over her undies. Not hard, not long, but she was >shocked that grandpa Al spanked his little princess >lol. > >Looking back on it I still to this day felt it was the >right thing to do. I thought it might have been better >to give each kid their own baggie but at her age it >should not have been necessary. > >How do you handle siblings bullying another or trying >to act superior lol? I know it's kids being kids, but >I felt that specific behavior needed to be nipped in >the bud then and now. Her Mom concurred with my >actions, btw. That would definitely be a paddling in our house but never had it happen tattling was a problem when my girls were younger we would give the tattler the same spanking the girl who misbehaved got it ended it real fast [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ] |
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| Re: Bullying a Sibling | Kev | 16:20:58 04/04/26 Sat |
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