HehOriginally posted by: notfred
Wow, you're a fvcking prude. You going to wash my mouth out with soap now?
Yeeny: Yeah, don't be a bitch about it.
HehOriginally posted by: notfred
Wow, you're a fvcking prude. You going to wash my mouth out with soap now?
Originally posted by: Ameesh
you should punish his the other one for being a tattle tale and not being lyal to his brother for such a small thing.
Originally posted by: Skoorb
Tell him "I better not fvcking hear that word out of you ever again."
Originally posted by: Encryptic
Wash his mouth out with soap.
Originally posted by: Yeeny
My kids are home sick today, with the flu, they have been sick for a few days, and my oldest, who is 12, is feeling better, but I kept him home one more day to rest up, so he doesn't get sicker for Christmas. So, I'm walking by his room, and he doesn't realize I am out there. And I hear him talking to his brother. I start listening, cause I'm a mother, and I spy when I can, they are still little enough for me to do so. I hear him chatting away, and then, I hear it. He dropped the F bomb to his brother! So... I wait a few minutes, listen a little more, then knock on the door and say "Hey, what were you just saying?" Now, he tries to act all innocent and sweet, and when I say I heard what you said, he repeats the sentence, minus the bad word. So I specifically say the word to him, and say I heard you say that Stanley. Then, he denies it, and tries to tell me I misheard him! His little brother speaks right up, oh no she didn't, you said it, I heard you. (remind me to give that boy a cookie for having my back)
So, its illegal to beat him, and besides that option, I'm blank. Anyone have good ideas for a punishment for him? I was going to keep him from seeing ROTK with me tomorrow, but its our annual family movie, (my mom and brothers go with us) and I would hate to be so mean at Christmas time.
this isn't the barney and friends show and we don't live on sesame street.make him understand that swearing randomly is not a "cool" thing to do
And clamp his jaw closed. I'm pretty sure soap is nontoxic.Originally posted by: Roger
Yeeny, do what I do when I hear my boy saying something he's not supposed to, stuff a bar of Ivory soap in his mouth.
It worked on me and my siblings when I was growing up and it works on my little guy as well.
Explain ti him in a calm and cool voice, lying to himself and others will only make matters worse.
Originally posted by: Amorphus
all you people who don't have kids going the whole "its inevitable, just let him swear" route.... *sigh*...
you do realize that these kids who start swearing at that young age are prone to start swearing more, to be more crass and vulgar, and that just leads to them being the jerks and pretentious ones that will infest the high schools, colleges, and eventually, YOUR LIFE.
Originally posted by: gopunk
Originally posted by: Amorphus
all you people who don't have kids going the whole "its inevitable, just let him swear" route.... *sigh*...
you do realize that these kids who start swearing at that young age are prone to start swearing more, to be more crass and vulgar, and that just leads to them being the jerks and pretentious ones that will infest the high schools, colleges, and eventually, YOUR LIFE.
and you think that's caused by the swearing huh?