DISCIPLINE METHODS

How Famous People Discipline Their Children

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When it comes to parenting, even the stars have to sometimes ask ‘Who’s the boss?’

How Famous People Discipline Their Children

1. Ignorance Is Bliss

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Nicole “Snooki” Polizzi prefers to ignore the dramatics:

“I literally just walk into the kitchen, ignore them”¦ and then they come over and they say, ‘I’m okay now.’ I’m at the stage of parenthood right now where I just need to stop entertaining them. The more you pay attention to that kind of behaviour, the worse it gets.”

The mum-of-two also revealed that she’s not down with smacking her kids, either. I like to do this too, it even works most of the time!

2. The Hands-Off Approach

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Kirstie Alley has never smacked either:

“I have amazing children. I wouldn’t dream of solving ANY situation with them by ‘swatting’ or spanking them…I was POPPED a lot…doesn’t work.”

Alley voiced her opinion on spanking on Twitter a few years ago, and needless to say, she isn’t a fan of the way her parents chose to discipline. Wonder if she ignores the tantrums too?

3. Agree To Disagree?

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Jada Pinkett and Will Smith prefer to try for an agreement:

“We don’t have rules. We come up with agreements. Kids are little people, and we’re in life to guide them. Trying to rule someone is always an illusion, and it’s no different with children.”

This would be great if I had more time, like 72 hours a day, you know how long a conversation like this can end up with a five-year-old? Maybe one day in the future.

4. Handing It Out

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Kate Gosselin has defended her choice to smack her kids:

“I love my children and when they misbehave, I discipline them as I deem appropriate for the situation.”

Each to their own. Love that she owns it.

Next Page: More Ways of Disciplining Your Children

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A mum of two, full-on but super cute little boys, Shelley is completely addicted to gentle attachment parenting, loves baby-wearing, fills the role o...Read Moref jersey cow for her youngest child, inhales books about child brain development, is happily married to her partner of 13 years and gets amongst it with the 4 yr olds on kindy parent days. Having worked in all areas of pharmacy her favourite part is - you guessed it- helping people. She is a Cert III Dispense Technician, has a Diploma of Business Management and has clocked up a whole lot of life experience that is giving her a great edge for writing for Stay At Home Mum. Read Less

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