Posted by: ShatteredSoul | May 20, 2008

Trouble in school

Well I stopped in to visit the kids for a day or so and I found out my oldest son got in trouble at school. When I came in the house I went upstairs and everyone was in his room. After a few minutes my father looked at him and told him he had to tell me. So everyone but me and him left the room.

He told me he got in trouble for saying bad language during lunch. I asked him what he said and he told me the f word. I asked him what he was talking about when he said it and it seems he was talking about things his little brother says and that was one of the words.

So I asked him what his grandpa said. He told me that grandpa got mad and yelled. Then I asked him if grandpa heard it from him, or if he had to read it out of the daily school report notepad. He had told my dad before he read it. So I told him I was sorry his grandpa had yelled at him that it wasn’t the right thing to do.

Then I asked him what kind of trouble he is going to get in at school. He told me during recess today he has to go see the principal. He thinks that will be his only punishment. I told him they may tell him he can’t go on his field trip this week. He doesn’t seem to happy about that. Either way I told him he will have to come home today and tell us what his punishment was and that if I didn’t think it was good enough that we would add to it.

He told me okay and that was the end of it.

Now my dad is telling me that next time it happens he wants to put hot sauce on my child’s tongue. I don’t think thats really needed. I think thats a bit extreme but its something I suppose I will have to argue with him. It just doesn’t seem like thats the correct way to handle it. In my life I don’t think I have ever heard of washing out mouth with soap or any similar activity actually working. People still grew up to swear. So why use that method? Seems illogical.

Anyways not much else to report really.


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  1. Hi Bruce..I’m sorry I’ve been busy lately so I barely hop. Anyway, thanks for your time. If you may wonder, pls.check back my page..your name is written down my blogroll. Well, I accidentally messed up with my page and trying to so hard to get it fixed but unfortunately i wasn’t able to bring back the other codes yet like the link referral badge. anyhow, I am still trying to figure the rest. It’s kinda late here now…hmm..past 1am. so I’m not gonna stay long here.. I have read the first two recent posts her tho..I’m so sorry to what had happened to your son…and what’s goin on with you and your ex-wife is really sad…I really do understand how the kids are hurting.

    Best wishes for you and your kids…stay safe!
    goodnight from here..till next hop!:-)

  2. When my sister and her husband were splitting up my nephew took the brunt of the troubles. Her husband wasn’t a very nice man and told my sister to ‘f… Off’ in front of my nephew. He went through a phase of saying it to everyone when he got angry or upset. He eventually grew out of it thankfully and he now realises, (he is now 7), that it is a naughty word and that people say it anger.

    Sarah

    http://www.copywritingtipsandideas.com

  3. Hi Nancy I frequent your blog and saw you got it fixed. I do thank you. Hope I wasn’t a bother :o )

  4. Put hot sauce on your child’s tongue? That’s totally a bad method of discipline. Grandpa’s a bit violent I guess, haha (joke).

    Understanding through talking to your child is the best way to handle it.

    Good luck to your fatherhood!

  5. VJ Czar,

    Not violent at all, just a bit old fashioned. Gotta bring him up to date sometimes.


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