Would You Let Your Child Swear?

[Road Runner]

I couldn't figure out what debate zone this belonged in, so I decided to post it here instead. Me personally, if I had a seven year old who spoke like that, she would rarely even get out of the house.

My daughter, 7, has a potty mouth, but I don’t care — she’s polite at least

The mom lets her child swear at home to teach her context — but not everyone agrees with her parenting technique.

www.google.com

 

[TNHarley]

No, because i didnt want that type of talking to be normalized.
I even get on to my son when he tries to skirt around saying the actual word. Like saying holy sheet instead of holy shit.

 

[Road Runner]

No, because i didnt want that type of talking to be normalized.
I even get on to my son when he tries to skirt around saying the actual word. Like saying holy sheet instead of holy shit.

I'm guessing your son isn't an adult then yet. I say no way because one, I wouldn't want them to be a bad role model to other kids and two, children are supposed to be young and innocent. They don't need to be talking like that.

 

[Rambunctious]

Discipline and cordial behavior turns into prosperity as you age....

 

[TNHarley]

I'm guessing your son isn't an adult then yet. I say no way because one, I wouldn't want them to be a bad role model to other kids and two, children are supposed to be young and innocent. They don't need to be talking like that.

He is about to turn 14.

 

[Road Runner]

He is about to turn 14.

Well happy birthday to him then.

 

[Auld Phart]

I couldn't figure out what debate zone this belonged in, so I decided to post it here instead. Me personally, if I had a seven year old who spoke like that, she would rarely even get out of the house.

My daughter, 7, has a potty mouth, but I don’t care — she’s polite at least

The mom lets her child swear at home to teach her context — but not everyone agrees with her parenting technique.

www.google.com

Problem is, for the most part, they repeat what they hear.

 

[Road Runner]

Problem is, for the most part, they repeat what they hear.

Yeah, so instead of the mother cleaning up her own language I think all of this "home words" bullshit was basically her throwing in the towel. (And no I don't have kids yet, so it doesn't matter how I talk.)

 

[Ralph Norton]

I couldn't figure out what debate zone this belonged in, so I decided to post it here instead. Me personally, if I had a seven year old who spoke like that, she would rarely even get out of the house.

My daughter, 7, has a potty mouth, but I don’t care — she’s polite at least

The mom lets her child swear at home to teach her context — but not everyone agrees with her parenting technique.

www.google.com

Fuck no.

 

[Natural Citizen]

Problem is, for the most part, they repeat what they hear.

Yeah, pretty much. I learned all of my cusses from my old man.

 

[Meister]

No, because i didnt want that type of talking to be normalized.
I even get on to my son when he tries to skirt around saying the actual word. Like saying holy sheet instead of holy shit.

No friggin' way!!!!!!!

 

[Road Runner]

No friggin' way!!!!!!!

Cute,... Really cute. You're lucky I love you in a platonic sense LOL

 

[Winston]

I couldn't figure out what debate zone this belonged in, so I decided to post it here instead. Me personally, if I had a seven year old who spoke like that, she would rarely even get out of the house.

My daughter, 7, has a potty mouth, but I don’t care — she’s polite at least

The mom lets her child swear at home to teach her context — but not everyone agrees with her parenting technique.

www.google.com

I raised six kids and while I had no problem with "cussing", two words were banned, and violations were harshly disciplined. Shut-up and Stupid. Seemed to work out rather well and they all enforce the same rules on their kids.

 

[TNHarley]

I raised six kids and while I had no problem with "cussing", two words were banned, and violations were harshly disciplined. Shut-up and Stupid. Seemed to work out rather well and they all enforce the same rules on their kids.

I would have rather said "fuck off" as a child. Shut up is for the birds

 

[Road Runner]

I would have rather said "fuck off" as a child. Shut up is for the birds

Ikr? Those fucking winged monsters never seem to button their beaks.

 

[iamwhatiseem]

Certainly not at that age.
My two kids now 31 and 28, I think at some point when they were in high school I tolerated a few swear words if the situation merited it. But even then, certainly not just casually cursing.

 

[Road Runner]

Certainly not at that age.
My two kids now 31 and 28, I think at some point when they were in high school I tolerated a few swear words if the situation merited it. But even then, certainly not just casually cursing.

Yeah and it certainly gets annoying if it's constant. Even in adults.

 

[HereWeGoAgain]

I couldn't figure out what debate zone this belonged in, so I decided to post it here instead. Me personally, if I had a seven year old who spoke like that, she would rarely even get out of the house.

My daughter, 7, has a potty mouth, but I don’t care — she’s polite at least

The mom lets her child swear at home to teach her context — but not everyone agrees with her parenting technique.

www.google.com

Absolutely Not!!

 

[Remodeling Maidiac]

At 7 no way. At 15, 16 or older.... depends on the situation.
At 16 I slapped my oldest daughter for calling her mother a bitch and the school sent the DFS and police to my house

 

[JOSweetHeart]

I don't have kids and I do not swear.

God bless you always!!!

Holly