Topic : 10/07 The Latest Debates

I'm surprised that more people have not disciplined other people's children.  I should say, 'correct' other people's children.  I cannot tell you how many children I have had to correct in the baby pool this summer when they were splashing away, swimming in the 8 inches of water that was supposed to be for toddlers and they are school age children.  I don't know where their parents are and I don't feel like it's my job to go get them.  I just ask them to stop doing whatever it is that's bothering the toddlers.  The other toddlers' parents are thankful that I've spoken up.  I've done this at playgrounds as well.  If parents would take more involvement in their child's well being they would be more intuned to realizing when their child is annoying others.  I don't think you can sit back and allow your child to run wild, while bothering others and consider yourself a good parent.  It's not my job to find you to tell you that your child is obnoxious.  My job is to protect my children and ensure they have a pleasant experience, in spite of your child.   

Nothing is wrong with public breast feeding, but in relations to public indecency, there has to be a fine line or a set boundary.  As an evident example of indescresion, the womans Oriola (the brown part around the nipple) must be hidden from the veiw of people in the enviornmental audience. If the nipple is in full veiw of the people around the woman, it would be a mental shock and the female  must understand that 9 out of 10 people in public have an undeniably sense of Tabboo when it comes to visual contact with a persons nipple.  

Cover up with a towel, like true women have done since the beginning of time. Everyong knows that your nipples are probably fine looking, but to see them would even shock a pervert. 

My opinion on the breast feeding.....it is o.k. to breast feed in public but as Dr. Phill said respect the people around you by covering up nobody said to stop breast feeding but there are alternative ways of feeding the child......remember the breast milk is what the child wants not the breast. Using breast is a way of bonding but honestly bonding can be done at home.  That is why breast pumps exist you pre-pump...and you take the bottles with you.  and if you don't have time..then you use a blanket...the key is here IS THE RESPECT FOR OTHERS FACTOR............... 

And about the condoms I have only one paragraph to say.................... 

I am 27 years old...believe me if your child is going to have sex and you say no THEY ARE GOING TO FIND A WAY REGARDLESS!!!!!!!!!!!!.........I grew up in a strict household and I didn't start until I was 18 but I was concentrated on track but only by my influence my mother didn't have nothing to do with it!!!!  For one... you should speak about sex as young as possible this is 2005!!! sex is everywhere. And if it isn't handed out in the school THE CHILD IS GOING TO GET THE CONDOM FROM A FRIEND......Believe me if they are going to have sex.....it is going to happen!!!!