SAH/WOH - Why?
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SAH/WOH - Why?
| Mon, 02-20-2006 - 7:41am |
I am sure this has been done before but I was wondering this in light of recent posts lately.
Why did you decide to sah/woh?
Was it a choice or something expected of you?
Was your plan to sah/woh though out or impulsive? Long-term or short-term?

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I don't mean to suggest you should regret anything you've done. Nor do I think you'd lock anybody up all day for any reason. But bad relationships, while the emotions involved are important, come from lots of different things. I know my mom loved me and all, but the spanking was unnecessary imo. I found it very intrusive and offensive, particularly because I was helpless to do anything about it.
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How does that justify spanking? She was entitled to her anger and her feelings, but she should have left me alone. Then it wouldn't have been harmful.
I know you don't like me, but please refrain from passing moral judgment on my relationship with my nanny.
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I don't think we're going to agree here, but I will try and explain myself.
>>How does that justify spanking? She was entitled to her anger and her feelings, but she should have left me alone. Then it wouldn't have been harmful.<<
I don't think parents are entitles to anger. I think it's the anger that is harmful, not the discipline. I'm not sure you understood my locking in a room example... if I send me kid to his room as a consequence, that's fine. If I lock him in his room all day because I am angry and I am taking it out on him, that's not good. The problem is the anger, not the punishment. Anger manifests itself into everything.
And what do you do if your dh is out of town, you can't find a babysitter and you need to get milk for your baby?
I'm sorry, but there are simply times when you MUST take your child with you.
I know you don't like me"
And once again...wrong. I don't feel that strongly PNJ.
"but please refrain from passing moral judgment on my relationship with my nanny. It's none of your business, and is closer to a personal attack that a debate point."
No, let's put it into general terms. I don't think nannies should be permitted to spank their charges. Its just wrong, IMO. As is anyone inflicting corporal punishment. Espcially care takers. You took it personally. Speaks volumes.
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