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And cold rooster the parent. That's not parenting. That's publicly shaming your 8 year old. Should she tattoo an A on her slutty 16 year old too? Parental discipline is between a kid and his parent. No need to make me be the source of your kid's shame. That's psychotic and lazy, with no positive outcome.

 

How about making him work off his stealing? Have him do charity. Tell him how betrayed she felt? But wearing a sign on the street? Yeah, that's not going to leave a psychological scar. What a nut job.

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The psych doc is faculty at Buff State, in case you want to call or email her...

 

http://faculty.buffa...te.edu/schuetp/

 

The mother is on probation for shoplifting....

 

http://www.wgrz.com/...dyssey=obinsite

 

And the neighbor is a commie who works at Applebees according to his Facebook page...

 

https://www.facebook...rnold.wagner.16

 

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The mother is on probation for shoplifting and she is @ wits end on how to handle her thief of a child... Priceless. Just priceless! Getting caught for shoplifting, how many times did she NOT get caught w/little Junior in tow? But... God forbid anybody steal from her! She should make a run for Congress!

 

Sounds like we have a winner parent here... Maybe she should move to Arizona w/the other winner parents.

 

@ least the child isn't bedwetting... She'd probably hang the sheets out so the whole neighborhood could see...

 

"Howell and a former associate were charged with petit larceny and conspiracy when they were caught stealing from a Walmart store in Batavia. Howell was also charged with endangering the welfare of a child for hiding some of the stolen items in her baby's stroller."

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I actually agree with EII to an extent here... what !@#$ing universe is this?

 

John Adams:

 

Why in the world to you take such a huge issue with shame based punishment? It isn't cruel at all. In fact, it's incredibly effective: people tend to be better when the whole world knows what they are.

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The psych doc is faculty at Buff State, in case you want to call or email her...

 

http://faculty.buffa...te.edu/schuetp/

 

The mother is on probation for shoplifting....

 

http://www.wgrz.com/...dyssey=obinsite

 

And the neighbor is a commie who works at Applebees according to his Facebook page...

 

https://www.facebook...rnold.wagner.16

 

post-9-0-05958300-1376265917_thumb.jpg

 

Wow, you really put some work into this case.

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Just hit your damn kid. It's really not that hard.

 

It is for me. We specifically decided we would spank our kids, and it turned out to be one of the stupidest uninformed choices I've made as a parent. Yes, I'm sure we all remember the good old days when you'd make a child go pick his switch, etc. But for us, my son and I felt so unbelievably crappy afterwards that I just made a decision to find another way. You look for things you can take away -- games, TV, etc. -- and soon you find yourself sounding like Hans Gruber, telling your son that "Sooner or later I'll find something you DO care about."

 

But in the end, only two things finally worked for us: talking to him straight and honestly about what we expect from him as a member of the family, and taking away his weekly Thursday night Hooker Party.

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I actually agree with EII to an extent here... what !@#$ing universe is this?

 

John Adams:

 

Why in the world to you take such a huge issue with shame based punishment? It isn't cruel at all. In fact, it's incredibly effective: people tend to be better when the whole world knows what they are.

 

Reread my post. I, in fact, think that tapping into the child's guilt/shame is the way to go. Putting an 8 year old child in the stockade and hoping the public throws rotten fruit at him is not.

 

Public humilation for an 8 year old while the mom sits out on the lawn and supervises the shaming is just hurtful and vindictive, with little good outcome besides leaving a painful scar. As LA said below (and if I agree with LA, it's time to consider that we might be right), the mom needs to talk to the kid, explain how it hurts the mom and disappoints her. The punishment can be loss of freedoms, or something more proacticve like working it off in community service

 

Bottom line: The mom should be a parent and deal with her child. "Parental bullying" is some serious BS phrase but this punishment for a little kid sounds a lot more like whatever BS that phrase is meant for than actual parenting. "I have an idea for how I'm going to humiliate my 8 year old" is a lot different than "How can I best help my 8 year old?" She can do whatever stupid crap she wants and this punishment was no crime. It's just piss-poor parenting. No surprise that the mom is some sort of nightmare herself.

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