Their is zero psychological literature to suggest that yelling or spanking helps childrens development in any positive way. Zero indication within psychological literature is incredibly rare btw. You should try to acknowledge that fact without getting your feelers hurt. Most of the time you're style of discipline will only give the parents short term relief so that they dont actually have to learn how to actually parent their children effectively and efficiently and stops parents from needing to learnin what actually constitutes proper parenting, meaning it might be helpful in the short term when it comes to behavioural reinforcement of children but never in the long term, parents will often disguise their behaviour with words like "discipline" and try to use it as a shield when in reality they usually just want emotional relief for themselves and from dealing with parenting and dealing with their children.

Im curious what your opinion on spanking is. Also where are you from? seeing as you know a lot about the world circling the drain and a lack of discipline in it.

I believe a trimmer is safer than those id think in that regard but i hope u have found ur answer im not that experienced

Yelling Is Never Okay no matter what, U just simply traumatise a child by it, and so many parents will never see that, Yelling can actually traumatise a child especially in public, Like parents do this to their kids in public so their kids become independent, But ur just Pulling them more backward at being independent than more to forward at to being independent, SO MANY PARENTS WILL NEVER THAT!! And thats the fact So yelling is abuse overall

@ once my older brother literally exploded the school toilet and called it abuse when he got yelled at it’s discipline in the right circumstances

Hardly. Normally, reckless behavior coming from a kid is the cause of terrible parenting. As in the responsibility of having a child, parents must know to educate their lil' ones correctly to avoid this kind of behavior. I'm pretty sure I would try to reason with the child - rather than yelling at them impulsively. It is immature and unnecessary. I can tell you why; when I was 4-6, I'd get yelled at, and my father would hit me (enough for it to hurt and make me cry, though it wasn't that hard and only when I'd complain) or whatever simply because I didn't want to eat food... That's no way to deal with it. I DID snap back at him, and yeah, that was wrong. But guess who's fault is it. HIS. He caused me to react that way. My mother's too for not doing anything. I didn't know any better. Now that I'm 15, I can't argue with older people because I end up crying if I get yelled at. I'm full of rage now. I hate them. I have always been quite sensitive, and they made it worse. Yelling ISN'T okay. Even my teachers can make me cry from a simple scolding. As dumb as it is, it could end up generating a trauma. Well, it didn't for me. It wasn't really abuse, I am just too sensitive. I've always been, but that's just me, I suppose. Either way, yelling overall is abusive. I won't blame those who have kids who never care at all. BUT one's gotta always remember that whatever you do, your child will learn from it. Many parents are foolish.

@@George_Washington1438 welp he shouldnt have been yelled still, There could have Been better ways he could have gotten disciplined, such as Cuffs or Confiscating a device could have been ok

@@be.not.afraidx that’s what I mean sometimes as a parent you have to yell

It’s sooo worth it

Therapy, its ok to admit it and get mental help ORRRR even better turn to God

Damn what was it for that u got yelled? Im sorry that u went thru this Hopefully you heal, Turn to God

Hey, which electric shaver do you use? Cheers, Marc

same!!! i was so lucky to be there on site to witness her podium finishes and before i went, i was not expecting to see a young woman flying on track, beating many other riders and keeping up with the fastest guys! what a talent (+lots of practices)!