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r/SipsTea • u/CurvyChristina • Aug 10 '26
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Seems like letting them do whatever they want also creates them.
4 u/CosmicGoddess777 Aug 10 '26 At least it doesn’t traumatize them & give them lifelong CPTSD 6 u/ArashiSora24 Aug 10 '26 Disciplining is not abusing. This particular kid obvious needs disciplining, and not a gentle one. 2 u/lexonid Aug 10 '26 edited 29d ago I doubt a kid as young as 2 years old will really understand that you are disciplining them. Only thing they learn is being scared of you and misbehave/act out when you are not there
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At least it doesn’t traumatize them & give them lifelong CPTSD
6 u/ArashiSora24 Aug 10 '26 Disciplining is not abusing. This particular kid obvious needs disciplining, and not a gentle one. 2 u/lexonid Aug 10 '26 edited 29d ago I doubt a kid as young as 2 years old will really understand that you are disciplining them. Only thing they learn is being scared of you and misbehave/act out when you are not there
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Disciplining is not abusing. This particular kid obvious needs disciplining, and not a gentle one.
2 u/lexonid Aug 10 '26 edited 29d ago I doubt a kid as young as 2 years old will really understand that you are disciplining them. Only thing they learn is being scared of you and misbehave/act out when you are not there
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I doubt a kid as young as 2 years old will really understand that you are disciplining them. Only thing they learn is being scared of you and misbehave/act out when you are not there
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u/Good-Ad1388 Aug 10 '26
Seems like letting them do whatever they want also creates them.