This is reasonably close to what I meant. I spoke of physical punishment, not beating your children to a pulp. I’d say from 7 onwards, and no more than a slap and a the good old but slap.
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Keep this in mind: Discipline is an appropriate consequence to the behavior and teaches a lesson the child can generalize to the rest of their life. Punishment is an arbitrary infliction of mental, emotional, or physical hurt which only teaches to avoid the inflicter.
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There are times when physical discipline is necessary as the most loving method the parent can use to teach. Too many parents use physical punishment in place of discipline. Learn the difference and apply it consistently.
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Correct. Discipline has a purpose and a time limit. A re-acceptance ritual is crucial to maintain strong bonds. We see this dynamic in wolf packs. Discipline, contrition, re-acceptance ritual. People who raise 3/4 wolfdogs don’t do this, the wolf feels alienated & turns on them.
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