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Tag Archives: Dr. Dobson
No Assembly Required.
So DH found an awesome tricycle for Maximus, and it was a reasonable price, so he bought it. 😀 (… as we speak, he is sitting on top of Max on the couch, saying, ‘Where is Max? Where’d he go?’ … Continue reading
One Size Does Not Fit All
Dobson. Tripp. Ezzo. Pearl. When I hear these names, I think of self-proclaimed parenting gurus. They say they have the perfect formula to churn out the perfect child. If you simply follow their plan, you’ll raise perfectly behaved, perfectly Godly, … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized
Tagged challenge, children, development, discipline, Dr. Dobson, Grace Based Parenting, learn, Love, parent, punish, respect, rules, shame, teach, Ted Tripp, temperament, toolbox
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Proverbs and Spanking – Part 3: Believer’s Behavior
Hello! It’s been a while… I apologize for that. The last couple of months have been a bit difficult and sitting down to write just hasn’t happened. However, things are getting back to normal and here I am! Sitting down … Continue reading
Posted in For the Bible tells me so.
Tagged adversarial parenting, Christ, Consensual Living, context, Corinthians, discipleship, discipline, Dr. Dobson, equality, faith, faithfulness, forgiveness, Galatians, gentleness, goodness, Grace, Grace Based Parenting, hitting, interpretations, James, Jesus Christ crucified, joy, kindness, Love, Matthew, mercy, Michael Pearl, New Testament, Old Testament, parental responsibilities, parenting toolbox, patience, peace, permissive parenting, Proverbs, rod, saved, self-control, shebet, spanking, Taking Children Seriously, teaching, Ted Tripp, trusting in God
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The Danger Dilemma
One grey area in the Gentle Parenting debate seems to be what to do about dangerous situations. Many spankers argue that they only find spanking necessary when their children attempt something dangerous, and they feel no compunction against using physical … Continue reading
Posted in Figuring it out, Grace-Based Discipline, Refuting Dobson's questionable logic., Uncategorized
Tagged burn, danger, deterrent, development, dilemma, Dr. Dobson, enforce, hot, hurt, lock, Maximus, outside, pain, porch, running away, smacking, spanking, Stove, successes, Trust, yelling
15 Comments
Nice to meet you…Einstein!
I was just reminded today how so many of the infuriating things kids do are just part of everyday learning. No matter how you baby-proof, children will find new, exciting (OK, hair-raising!) things to do in their environment. For example; … Continue reading
Posted in Figuring it out, Grace-Based Discipline, Refuting Dobson's questionable logic.
Tagged accept, angry, ashamed, challenge, comply, couch, developmental, Dr. Dobson, effort, excellence, extract, fall, heart, intent, mastery, modify behavior, motivation, parenting, punish, react, redirect, remind, reward, self-aware, stuck, succeed, teach, Trust
8 Comments
An Empty Toolbox? Part 2 of my journey
Imagine for a moment that your child arrived with instructions. Now, are you finished laughing? J Babies don’t come with an owner’s manual as most of you know quite well, since I doubt you’d be reading here if you weren’t … Continue reading
Posted in Greenegem's Story, Testimony
Tagged adopted, believer, birth, Bradley Method, Dr. Dobson, foster, Grace, infant development, instructions, kindness, mercy, old men, owner's manual, smack, The Forbidden Experiment, toolbox, Trust, unconditional love
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My journey toward Grace-based Parenting begins.
My journey toward a peaceful parenting approach began before I ever had any kids. In fact, it probably began before I could even talk, with the first time my Mother smacked my fingers as a baby. As a BABY- You … Continue reading
Posted in Greenegem's Story, Testimony
Tagged baby, Defiance, Dr. Dobson, electrical outlet, flinching, Grace, Grace Based Parenting, Maximus, smack, spank, Violation of Trust
20 Comments