Re: For Jen/Heather -- Christian Family Discipline

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Subject: Re: For Jen/Heather

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Lisa S

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Date Posted: 16:38:34 02/14/24 Wed
In reply to: Jen 's message, "Re: For Jen/Heather" on 13:57:57 02/14/24 Wed

>>Why did you give up on maintenance spankings?
>>How do you give a warm up spanking? Hand only?
>>Would the boys do better at soccer if they were red &
>>sore under their shorts at every practice or game?
>
>We still do maintenance and preventative occasionally
>but we don’t really see any benefits from doing them
>regularly. That’s not to judge anyone who does, if
>it works for your family then do it. I think
>maintenance is good for behaviors that require long
>term attention or for a bunch of small issues or poor
>attitude. We really like preventative care more. I
>think the boys do great with a warm and sore bottom
>before a roadtrip or something like that.
>
>A warmup is usually with the hand over a bare bottom.
>However I have done warmups over their underwear for a
>quickie. I have also done warmups while doing diaper
>changes.
>
>I don’t think it’s good before a game or practice.
>Being sore isn’t beneficial for performance.
Thank you

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