| Deborah wrote: |
I am going to sit back and think on this ... maybe it is the words you use .. maybe I am not sure I understand your point.
I think times have changed - some good some bad .. I think the instant an adult thinks a child should obey - is wrong! I think we have to earn a childs respect and trust - yes a little back wards from what we were taught as a child ............. but I say this for good reason .. If you respect a child and earn his trust .......the rest falls into place!
As for the way you wrote this .. I felt as if you were talking about a dog not a child! |
As for the way you wrote this .. I felt as if you were talking about a dog not a child! (Deborah quote)
That's why you should think rather than go on what you feel I said.
(Stan's question and quote) Discipline and Obedience are two subjects that are so vital and yet so tragically misunderstood by most of us, that it may be well to go a little more deeply into discussion of them. Should children obey, unquestioningly, passively, with no volition of their own?