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I saw this episode. I was SHOCKED. It grossed me out. That kid has issues. I hope my kids don't turn out like that. :( |
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hahaha if i saw that id laugh sorry!! i bet that traumatized them.. are they angels now? ;) |
So far all the Nanny shows I have seen have shown that it is lack of parental control for why those children are acting up like they do:eek: Those parents rather not have an upset child then to make em mind. If they would discipline and stick to the discipline they would not be in that boat in the first place. They have NO clue how to get their kids under control because they let them run a muck for so long, they need someone to come in and sit them down and tell them what they should be doing. I see the look of shock :eek: on the Nanny's face when they are watching a day unfold in those households. I would be so ashamed if my kids were that bratty! I thankfully do not have children that behave like because my husband and I make our children mind and they are aware that their is consequences for braking our rules we have set forth. We get complements in all situations ( school, eating out, shopping) on how well behaved and polite our 4 boy's are. I would hope that if I lacked parting skills then a family member would of sat me down ant told me that I need help and parenting classes! Sometimes I wonder how those kids act in a school setting where you know they have rules that are to be followed. |
I had taught preschool for over 18 yrs. and have a high functioning autistic teenage son, and a single parent who is disabled herself. As for the il behaved child it is the parents fault. She has learned this behavior, and manipulates her mom by wetting herself. Little children know how to push their parents buttons, and often willl behave differently with others. If that were my child, she would of been in her room. Not in a chair. The child kept getting up because she knew there was not going to be consequences, she took it a step further and spit. The parent needs to be consistence with the girl and the child needs to know her limits. After being in her room, I'd then place her in a chair time out, just for 5 mi n. If she is older then your suppose to aDD a min. per year. If this kid was hyperactive, or had something like a developmental disability thathas not been recognised then she needs to be evaluated. Parenting skills go along way in dealing with hard to handle children. I do not believe in corporal punishment, and it does not teach . ALSO, the child has learned that she gets ATTENTION for her negative behavior. It is fun to act like a brat, and she is getting a lot of attention. Parents unknowingly encourage bad behavior sometimes and the child learns to do more of the same. Yes, i blame the parents, the younger the child is the more likely it is the parents lack of skills. |
My mom likes to tell a story about me that I have no memory of. She says that once when I was little we were on the ferry. I didn't want to get out of the car and go up top. She made me. I got away and ran up the stairs yelling child abuse, child abuse!!! She was mortified.. :rolleyes: No idea where I got it from either. I wasn't a problem kid, but it appears I had a moment or two. :D |
ewwww im not a parent but i love watching these shows...the nanny always helps the family out. I would have probably let the girl go to sleep in her wet pants, i would not give in. She did it, i would tell her to clean herself up. Seriously, idk i dont believe in physical punishments, i do think the time outs work really well and the kids learn from that. Idk tho what i would do with a kid that bad, i would never hit though, cause i just dont believe in that. |
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One reason I will never have kids...most are way out of control these days..I'm not dealing with it |
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We only resort to a spanking as an ABSOLUTE i mean ABSOLUTE last resort. I believe that when you start hitting that both parties stop listening. We usually have a long talk with the girls and if they have any threats we explain to them the repricussions of their actions and if they follow thru with their bad actions then we dont back down on their consequences. but everybody is different and so is every child so should their discipline. |
I know when I was growing up I got spanked and had a fear of my father....(the kind of fear when you know you did something wrong and will be spanked) I can remember my mom saying"wait til your father gets home":eek: That put the fear in me.... But the fear was a good thing....I knew to behave myself.....I grew up ok... Today discipline just seems nil. I have three children...all grown now...but my son had ADHD. Problems at school...He was put on med. BIG difference.. straight A's... good behavior....And he was still active.....not a zombie.....:D But that was 19 yrs. ago......(yes I'm old) :rolleyes: |
Well to begin with I would have popped her square in her mouth for spitting on me and then she would have been sent to the time out chair. I honestly have to wonder how some kids get to this point. My daughter is turning 11 soon and she would have never even thought about spitting on me or anyone else for that matter. I know several kids that are like this. Sadly their parents are just pushovers. You have to realize this behavior didn't happen overnight. Had she put a stop to it in the beginning this wouldn't even be an issue. |
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