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Feel sick over another thread regarding discipline and just need to vent here sorry

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hereidrawtheline · 05/02/2009 19:53

in behaviour/development there is a thread about a 2 year old boy who is hitting his mother. Someone actually suggests putting him in a cold shower each time he does that. That seems madness to me. He doesnt understand what he is doing and that is a form of abuse surely! If someone did that to my DS it would traumatise him so deeply. I just cant understand how you could do that to a 2 year old.

I have a rule now on MN not to get involved - I name changed I have been posting here for over 3 years and got sick of the fighting as I am pretty sensitive and couldnt detach well enough from it. So I dont post unless its either friendly or relevant to me. But I posted saying it was abuse. It just made me feel so sick I couldnt believe my peers were talking about it. Am I totally alone here???? Is this a normal way to deal with a two year old who hits?? They all hit at one point or another dont they?

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daisy5678 · 05/02/2009 19:59

Ummm pretty sure that there's a poster from this board that does that so, while I know what you're saying, thought you'd like to know that.

hereidrawtheline · 05/02/2009 20:02

alright. well I am sorry I surely dont want to offend anyone. but 2 just seems too young for anything like that.

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kettlechip · 05/02/2009 20:07

Posted on that thread also, I don't think the OP is considering it as an option so don't worry about it. It wasn't the poster herself who used the showers, it was her friend and without knowing the circumstances (although struggling to think what circumstances would make me do it..) it's difficult to understand.

hereidrawtheline · 05/02/2009 20:16

yes. I know the OP isnt planning on doing it. I just didnt felt I could read it and not put my input in.

I fully know that I do not know other peoples circumstances and I really do respect that. But I still cant think how it could be appropriate at 2. But thats it I have said my peace I am not looking to start an argument but just as someone feels they can offer their advice I have to have the same right to object.

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Tclanger · 05/02/2009 20:24

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hereidrawtheline · 05/02/2009 20:25

yes - but just suggesting it as the first port of call to me seems OTT.

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Tclanger · 05/02/2009 20:45

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kettlechip · 05/02/2009 20:45

Have you checked back on that thread recently hereidrawtheline?

Tclanger · 05/02/2009 20:52

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hereidrawtheline · 05/02/2009 20:53

yes kettlechip I just did check on and post to the lady who originally included it in her post, and no hard feelings.

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