Disciplining Children and the End Result of No Discipline

Summer 2010: I am now turning off the comments and voting on most of my videos. If you watched my final video on this channel, you'll know why there have been no new videos. And since I stopped posting, my reasons for leaving have become even more obvious. Google has COMPLETELY destroyed the artistic sub-culture and community that was once here. And the new brand of YouTuber is so far removed from what we once had, that they can't even understand, when anyone tries to explain how it used to be. So I am definitely not coming back. I'm sorry, to all of you who keep asking me to come back. I have absolutely no interest in a mainstream, commercialized site. I miss you all!

Watch all the way to the end. I touched very briefly on a lot of different aspects of this. I edited out a lot to keep it from being too long, and because I want to hear what everyone else has to say. The bottom line in my opinion, is that America is in serious trouble if parents don't step up and start doing their jobs as parents!

May 2010: I am now turning off the comments and voting on most of my videos. If you watched my final video on this channel, you'll know why there have been no new videos. And since I stopped posting, my reasons for leaving have become even more obvious. Google has COMPLETELY destroyed the artistic sub-culture and community that was once here. And the new brand of YouTuber is so far removed from what we once had, that they can't even understand, when anyone tries to explain how it used to be. So I am definitely not coming back. I'm sorry, to all of you who keep asking me to come back. I have absolutely no interest in a mainstream, commercialized site. I miss you all!

And FYI, after being in the partner program for 2-3 years, I was never paid the hundreds of dollars that are owed to me, for allowing ads to be placed on my videos. I tracked the numbers myself, and I know how many clicks were made. I know how much money I'm owed. But YouTube continues to ignore my messages to them.

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• biblegirl7

[danieltheteacher]

+ At Mile High Karate my boy learned the 7 magic words(Please, thank you, yes/no Ma'am, yes/no sir, you're welcome) He is 5 and so sweet now.

+I'm a homebody so when 8year old big sister gives me problems I just lock her OUT of her room..

+When mom goes shopping I get to keep the boy at home so we won't buy him yet "another" toy.. we play all morning until mom, gma and big sister come back from Walmart etc.

*I loved your speaking skills, your video. (clear)

[biblegirl7]

Well you covered everything. lol. And thanks =)

[BraveWomanCandy]

its my experience that parents that don't discipline their kids are attention oriented people that prefer drama over tranquility. And the children that are left with no boundaries hate and disrespect their parents. In the end the parent is left with what they wanted no responsibility, and plenty of attention because their children are just so mean to them.

[biblegirl7]

Wow. That's deep. And a new perspective that I hadn't considered. That is really sad for the children!

[whenevero]

if only it were that simple you cant expect a five year old to behaive like a adult for gods sake there kids

[biblegirl7]

You can expect them to behave however you make them behave. Otherwise, they lose privileges. If you don't give into tantrums, and use the privileges vs no privileges system, they WILL behave!

[biblegirl7]

My daughter was only allowed to play with one toy at a time, and had to put it away before playing with another. And manners were required as well. She's now a Sophomore in College, on a scholarship, and a fantastic young lady.

[poppabear42330]

My friend has a child that is 4 and when they are at someones house he gets out one toy at a time, say please and thank you.

[whenevero]

1 star

[whenevero]

how do you think you are do some work an stop slackin off