discipline

A viral video seen by more than 25 million people over the course of a few days, shows a 10-year-old girl walking five miles to school, in the cold.  The man who posted the video is the father of a girl who has been kicked off the school bus not once, but twice, for bullying another student.  Watch the video and decide for yourself whether or not you feel this particular style of parenting is effe

I understand wanting to stand out and express yourself but there's a time and a place and this was absolutely not it. What do you think?

'Overwhelmed' Milton, NY Mom Defends boyfriend's Kids With Belt

This one needs a little explanation, I agree.  It might be the most bizarre discipline technique I've heard of in quite awhile.  Do you agree with this tactic?

Do you have a teenager? If you do I think you will agree there is always something, something about them you just can't seem deal with and you talk to them, fight with them, ground them and nothing seems to work. So what do you do? Have you ever thought about going to some extreme to get your point across? Well this guy did, and from what I understand so far, it has worked.

I thought this was absolutey hysterical.  God, what a genius this guy is!  The video says it all

Here is Today's Daily Dilemma: My friend has a 13 year old boy that is down right terrible to her. He is so rude, disrespectful, ignores what she says even if she asks him a simple question as "What would you like for lunch". He gets even more mad when she won't buy him what he wants...

There are so many messed up things about this story. Apparently, in Texas corporal punishment is still going strong in the public school system. And not just a ruler on the butt or hand of an unruly second grader, all the way through high school. Well one Mother is upset about this, but NOT for any of the reasons you would think.

Today on the show we read a story about a woman who got arrested for making her 10 year old son walk to school after he got kicked off the bus for bad behavior for the 5th time. We got talking about how it seems today the kids seem to be a little "soft", that we never would have gotten away with as much as they do.