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My sister-in-law uses a shocking so-called ‘parenting method’

Sophia Martin
Sophia Martin
Published April 24, 2025
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Everyone approaches the raising of children in their own way.

But what happens when you do not agree with what someone is doing? Or, is you just worried that you can cross a harmful line?

A woman is looking for people’s advice after caring for her brother’s son and worried what place Tok.

Destination In a breeding group, he explained that he was taking care of his six -year -old nephew, while his brother and sister -in -law went out for dinner.

When they played, the boy broke a glass figure. He immediately exploded in tears and threw his aunt not to tell his mother, saying that he would give him “time of tranquility.”

Publishing in a group of parents, a woman explained that she was taking care of her six -year -old nephew while her brother and sister -in -law went out for dinner. Adam Gregor – Stock.adobe.com

“I asked what ‘quiet time’ meant, and [he] He explained that when he behaved badly, he is kneeling in front of a wall for an hour, sometimes more if he cries or moves. If he speaks, she adds more time. ”

She said she was “shocked” by this admission and decided to have a private conversation with her brother. Apparently, his brother defended his actions and said his son was “dramatic.”

Not satisfied with this, the aunt continued directly with her sil, expressing that she was worried that the punishment could be “abusive.”

She wrote that when the boy broke a glass figure, he immediately exploded in crying and threw her not to tell her mother, saying that she would “be” calm time. ” Siphosthu Fanti/Peopleimages.com – Stock.adobe.com

“She turned completely, saying that she had no right to question her upbringing when I have no children,” op.

“She accused me of trying to sabotage her relationship and twist a child’s words.”

Now, the family is divided on how to deal with fractures, and their parents believe that their son is owed an apology.

“If it is for an hour, inform it”

According to him Australian Institute for Family StudiesForcing a child to shoot in awkward positions could be the abuse of consultants. However, like what is happening in this situation, there are different attitudes about what could be consulted harmful, “reasonable and acceptable” for discipline.

The people who commented on the publication hurried to highlight this, as well as their group about the child’s reaction to a simple error.

“An hour on your knees?

He agreed, saying that “his heart broke” see his anguish.

“I was also surprised when [he] I explained it … I’m still trying to discover how to stay involved in your life. “

Another suggested clarifying exactly how long the punishment could last, since children “” perception of time “could be distorted slightly.

“I remember that five minutes seemed a lot of time when I was old,” they wrote, “but kneeling against a wall for an entire hour … that must be reported.”

“I asked what ‘quiet time’ meant, and [he] He explained that when he behaved badly, he is kneeling in front of a wall for an hour, sometimes more if he cries or moves. If he speaks, she adds more time, “the woman continues to write. Africa Studio – Stock.adobe.com

Others advised that if I had time again, it could be wise not to raise it with the mother, because he fears that the child could be further punished. Instead, they suggested contacting child protection services.

He Australian Institute for Family Studies This approach goes back, advising that people should make the confidentiality of children who reveal cases of abuse and do not face the person causing damage.

They prefer to inform any conerns to the relevant authorities and any other “necessary people” involved in their care.

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