Attention everyone

[BoredOutOfMyMind]

This is a tantrum.

Hover over it.



It is not laughing. It is crying and screaming.

[LadyChocolate]

yes sir, the agony on his face shows that! and it looks like my children the first and only time they did it!

[BoredOutOfMyMind]

Originally Posted by LadyChocolate

yes sir, the agony on his face shows that! and it looks like my children the first and only time they did it!

That type of reaction from children requires special devotions!

[Mrs. LPW]

Originally Posted by LadyChocolate

yes sir, the agony on his face shows that! and it looks like my children the first and only time they did it!

How did you stop that? I want the secret now!

[Tina]

Originally Posted by BoredOutOfMyMind

This is a tantrum.

Hover over it.



It is not laughing. It is crying and screaming.

That one is for the men.


Here's one I have in photobucket for the women


If The Mrs wants it, she can steal it.

[LadyChocolate]

oh yes, the child and his tantrum
a nice little demonstration of my nice friendly switch (for the young ones here, it's a small skinny branch of a tree) cured it! I may have seen it once, but only once! LOL

[LadyChocolate]

Originally Posted by Mrs. LPW

How did you stop that? I want the secret now!

Originally Posted by LadyChocolate

oh yes, the child and his tantrum
a nice little demonstration of my nice friendly switch (for the young ones here, it's a small skinny branch of a tree) cured it! I may have seen it once, but only once! LOL

My mother passed down the wonderful heritage of the "switch"! I passed it on!!!

[Mrs. LPW]

At what age can you start applying the rod of correction to the seat of the pants?

Because my little two year old is bringing new meaning to the term "terrible twos"

Originally Posted by Mrs. LPW

At what age can you start applying the rod of correction to the seat of the pants?

Because my little two year old is bringing new meaning to the term "terrible twos"

My grand daughter turned two in October and in spite of her compelling beauty, she gets spankings for misbehaving or tantrums. Then, after the spanking, she is put on the spot for two minutes (one minute for each year of age). She wants to avoid the spot more than the spanking.

Recently she was visiting at my house (I am POP) and got put on the spot. After about 30 seconds of sitting on the spot in silence she put her face in her hands, folded over and put her hands on her knees and then started saying "I need HELP. Somebody HELP me. POP why won't you HELP me!" It was all I could do not to run over there and grab her up and "HELP" her!

[LadyChocolate]

Originally Posted by philjones

My grand daughter turned two in October and in spite of her compelling beauty, she gets spankings for misbehaving or tantrums. Then, after the spanking, she is put on the spot for two minutes (one minute for each year of age). She wants to avoid the spot more than the spanking.

Recently she was visiting at my house (I am POP) and got put on the spot. After about 30 seconds of sitting on the spot in silence she put her face in her hands, folded over and put her hands on her knees and then started saying "I need HELP. Somebody HELP me. POP why won't you HELP me!" It was all I could do not to run over there and grab her up and "HELP" her!

Now that is just too cute!

I do want to add concerning the spankings: I did spank my children when they were younger and now they are between 5-10 and I can take them anywhere and not have problems. I can't tell you how many times I have been complimented on how well my chilren act at the table or in the store. My boys automatically open doors for ladies they don't even know. But it started when they were little. It was a trying time for me but it sure did pay off! of course, we still have those teenage years to go.