I just read this and thought it was interesting about the two girl's wedding. http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/art...ing-party-left-makes-sense-guest-reveals.html
It is interesting. Wow.
I met Mr CannotKeepHisHandsToHimself at school when I was seven and the reasons I didn't say anything to anybody include, I didn't really know how to put it in words. I don't think he did anything that he could have been prosecuted for, it was just making me very uncomfortable. It was at school and you are pretty much expected to do what adults say, and he had a legitimate reason to be in a private office with me. He was supposed to help me fix my speech impediment and I had never had speech therapy before so I thought maybe you need to sit so close and breath in my face and touch a lot to conduct speech therapy. Anyway, I just hated every moment of it and always sighed of relief when it ended. It's only later on that I've realized why he was so creepy, some years later he was fired for behaving inappropriately with some older girls.
I still have the speech impediment.
After I read your post I had one, four letter response that cannot be repeated here.
What's wrong with a playpen?
Nothing. But babies can be kept in it without hitting or fear. Forcing a baby through corporal punishment to remain stationary can destroy their natural inclination to explore and learn. Playpens don't have that affect as long as they are used reasonably.
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I went back and edited a post to make sure I'm in compliance. We don't want to add to their pain.