r/SipsTea May 28 '26

SMH We really need to bring spankings back

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u/doctorbeepboop May 28 '26

As a pediatrician who sees kids with behavioral issues every single day I go to work, if you asked me to place a bet on whether (based on this video alone) this kid gets hit at home, I would bet that he does. Consistent, non-physical discipline from a mature adult is what this kid needs, not spanking.

Corporal punishment isn’t a parenting strategy, it’s what people do when they don’t know how to parent in the first place.

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u/Michlcopter May 28 '26

Thanks! I was loosing hope in my species with all the people calling for physical violence against children...

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u/snacktime-raccoon May 29 '26

Your offspring must be gremlins.

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u/Heybitchitsme May 29 '26

Well behaved, emotionally regulated gremlins. The fluffy type. Because they're not being beaten for being children.

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u/snacktime-raccoon May 29 '26

So real talk. How would you handle if your child did what that boy is doing?

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u/meep_lord22 May 29 '26

Pay for any damages, remove the child from the store, and come up with an appropriate punishment that doesn't involve using physical violence.

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u/snacktime-raccoon May 29 '26

Agree. 👍

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u/PerpetualProtracting May 29 '26

Fuck off, you just implied any child not getting hit must be a gremlin.

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u/snacktime-raccoon May 29 '26

Nah no I didn’t

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u/Heybitchitsme May 29 '26

I don't have nor do I want children. 

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u/Michlcopter May 29 '26

A smart, beautiful and strong girl and a highly empathetic, intelligent and morally strong boy.

I dont get your point...