A dog isn't a kid obviously, the dog you leave him outside of the home once you're done and it requires maybe 30 minutes of attention a day. a kid, it's constant attention.
> I will make sure that what I communicate (either verbally or non-verbally) is congruent with my actions. I believe that this, is the surest way to build trust.
Everyone think that way during the beginning, until having an hour of free time during a week becomes a dream, you don't sleep at night anymore, things get exhausting to do.
Then you get the belt out and teach the kids how to behave. i have been taught that way, most kids until 20 years ago were taught that way.
Physical pain is part of life, the very first event of a kid's life is his mother tearing herself painfully to get him out of her belly.
> I will make sure that what I communicate (either verbally or non-verbally) is congruent with my actions. I believe that this, is the surest way to build trust.
Everyone think that way during the beginning, until having an hour of free time during a week becomes a dream, you don't sleep at night anymore, things get exhausting to do.
Then you get the belt out and teach the kids how to behave. i have been taught that way, most kids until 20 years ago were taught that way.
Physical pain is part of life, the very first event of a kid's life is his mother tearing herself painfully to get him out of her belly.