Results: Parenting with a purpose

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emmalynsmom

05/20/2013

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Parenting
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When out in public and your child starts acting out do you
Take them out side and proceed to react the way you would if they were at home
33%
499 votes
React the way you would at home (no matter how harsh) right in front of everyone
16%
243 votes
laugh it off and let them carry on so you don't look like an agressive parent
5%
73 votes
N/A
44%
660 votes
Other (please specify)
3%
39 votes
Other Answers Percentage Votes
take them aside and figure out what the problem may be 0.07% 1
see those people?they are laughing at you! 0.07% 1
take them outside, get in the car and leave. 0.07% 1
let them know if they keep it up they will be getting punished as soon as they get home but it depends on the age of the child too. 0.07% 1
talk calmly to child and explain that their behaviour is unacceptable and will be taken home if it continues 0.07% 1
take them to a private area 0.07% 1
take them to the side with a warning then take them home 0.07% 1
just depends on situation 0.07% 1
i raised 4 children and never once had a problem with any if them acting out in public. 0.07% 1
i reason with them. 0.07% 1
tell them they need to settle themselves or we will leave and i will go back by myself without them 0.07% 1
correct them and if done again take them home 0.07% 1
count 0.07% 1
i spank once and talk to them about calming down and give ultimatum and do not give in 0.07% 1
give them the look. they know what that means 0.07% 1
it depends on the situation 0.07% 1
i tell them to stop! (one word) if they don't or didn't, i'd pick them up, put them in the car and go home. i never had a trouble after the first or second time. i didn't yell or scream, we just left, matter of factly. 0.07% 1
my child very rarely acts out - and if she does i simply talk to an explain why it is inappropriate 0.07% 1
my children are grown but i would probably leave the store or just ignore it 0.07% 1
i get to his level and speak to him 0.07% 1
:) 0.07% 1
... 0.07% 1
depends on what they are doing and if the warnings worked or not 0.07% 1
i leave and say next time 0.07% 1
take to the car,correct them 0.07% 1
pretend they are someone else's kid(s) 0.07% 1
take them home, and not take them with you again for a long time 0.07% 1
leave 0.07% 1
take them immediately to the car. 0.07% 1
i typically get on my daughters level and quietly but firmly tell her to stop, it typically works! 0.07% 1
i discipline them as needed in the store, and a consequence if they do not behave is we leave 0.07% 1
simply remove them from the situation...calmly. 0.07% 1
tell them if they keep it up we will have to leave and go home.usually they will stop 0.07% 1
would talk to him/her in a calm manner. 0.07% 1
remind them that wherever we are, we need to act respectful! no need to remove yourself from the area to reinforce good behavior. 0.07% 1
wait til i get home 0.07% 1
my girls don't act out. 0.07% 1
coutinue to shop he'll pass out asleep lol joking, i would continue shopping maybe the ride will mellow him out will singing "good manners " by : barney 0.07% 1
i never take my son out in public so i dont have that problem 0.07% 1
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When your toddler is acting out but being so darn cute in the process do you let them get away with it?
Yes
10%
154 votes
No
32%
489 votes
Undecided
13%
202 votes
N/A
43%
654 votes
Other (please specify)
1%
15 votes
Other Answers Percentage Votes
sometimes 0.26% 4
depends 0.07% 1
no but there are times they make you laugh 0.07% 1
pretend they are someone's else's kid(s) 0.07% 1
it depends 0.07% 1
a toddler acting out is never cute 0.07% 1
depends on what they are doing and how young they are 0.07% 1
i try to do something about it but they usually know they arent in trouble 0.07% 1
no i didnt 0.07% 1
same as above! 0.07% 1
it depends. define acting out. if they are running around the mall, laughing, having a good time and there's few people, yes. if they are yelling and running into people, no. also depends where, church would be inappropriate... 0.07% 1
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