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Chisler in a few schoolfights

  • 06-11-2007 11:39pm
    #1
    smirkingmaurice
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    Lately our little chisler has been throwing a few punches around the playschool, any advise on how to calm him down, chill him out a little


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  • #2
    orestes
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    Have a bare knuckle boxing match with him in the back garden. That way he will know how the people he hits feel. Nothing to harsh, just slap him around a little bit, and work the body so no-one sees the bruises.

    Or you could try the naughty step if you wanna go all modern about it :rolleyes:


  • #3
    Owen
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 12,683 ✭✭✭✭Owen


    Chisler? Okaaaaay. How about trying some parenting? It's a new trend that's starting to become popular all over again.


  • #4
    JohnnyStones
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    Start a fight with him in the morning-(just a pretend fight don't actually hit him)
    Tire him out a little bit!

    But don't tire him out too much, bullies might see his weakness and start bullying him:eek:


  • #5
    KIVES
    Closed Accounts Posts: 192 ✭✭KIVES


    JohnnyStones wrote: »
    Start a fight with him in the morning-(just a pretend fight don't actually hit him)
    Tire him out a little bit!

    But don't tire him out too much, bullies might see his weakness and start bullying him:eek:

    I'm not so sure about this pretend fighting business -some of the adults doing the 'pretend fighting' tend to be as childish as the kids there supposed to be protcting/teaching...an old mate of mine was teaching his chisler how not to throw a few slaps when all of a sudden the chisler whacked him across the head with a garden rake-with blood streaming everywhere he completely lost it with tyhe little 'un and threw him in the wheelie bin - said he left him there for ten minutes to 'teach' him another 'lesson'...so what did any of the so called playful fighting achieve - it thought nobody anything apart from the fact that a few anger management classes may well have helped the mate, and not his reletively normal son


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