Reader's feedback, Jun 2002
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| From: [email protected]
To: [email protected] Subject: I am a Christian Mentor Date: Sat, 29 Jun 2002
I read through your wonderful letters and thought I would write
you one of my own. I am a Christian mentor for young men in the
Joplin Missouri area. I discipline college age guys to make them
be the Godly men they should be! I discipline in the most
traditional of ways bare bottom over my knee, with my hand or
wooden paddle. After every spanking there is a prayer and a hug
for the boy who has just learned his lesson. I would be very happy
for you post my email and let anyone who is interested feel free
to write me and get in touch. All that I do is Bible base and
centered on the Word of God. I have helped such wonderful young
lives I want to help as many more as I can. I am a proud mentor
to any young guy who asks!
(Note: E-Mail address deleted on request in May 2006)
God Bless! Joshua Braun
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| From: [email protected]
To: [email protected] Subject: New Position.. Date: Fri, 28 Jun 2002
Hi
OVER THE SHOULDER.
The child is simply grabbed around the waist and placed over
the parent's left shoulder face down. The parent can be standing
or kneeling.
The parent should hold the child around the legs below the knees
to stop the child from kicking.
Only use this position for one or two spanks, as it can be
uncomfortable for the child.
This position is only for toddlers (aged 3 to 5) years.
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| From: [email protected]
To: [email protected] Subject: Placing an uncooperative child into over-the-lap position Date: Sun, 16 Jun 2002
If the child won't lie across your lap on a bed or couch, try this.
Right-handedness is assumed. If left-handed, replace left with right,
and vice versa.
Find an armless chair which, when you sit in it, your thigh is above
the child's knee, ideally at about the middle of the child's thighs.
Take the child's left wrist in your right hand and take him to your
selected chair. Sit down, with the child on your right side. For
this to work, you MUST spread your knees. The child's weight will
be supported on your lap, and by spreading your knees, you gain
stability. Transfer the child's wrist to your left hand and pull
him over your lap. Pull him to your left, and lean, if you must.
The child has to lean forward against your right thigh, and once
you've pulled his center of gravity has moved past your thigh, he
will "trip" over your right thigh and instinctively will catch
himself with his right hand on your left thigh. He will now be
lying across your lap, with his feet off the floor. Now, use your
left hand to hold his upper body. The right hand, of course, is
occupied with the now positioned bottom.
It is always preferable to get the child to cooperate, but if the
spanking is necessary and he won't accept it, try this.
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