Dad used the little ash shovel that hung on the end of the cook stove. After a couple of episodes with that thing all he had to do was rattle it and I straightened up.
Marilyn, on the other hand was beat by her dad so she will never ever spank a child. At the 300 person child care facility she worked at she was the one who had to handle the kids the other teachers couldn't handle. If she left one bruise on a kid from restraining him she could be brought up on charges so she learned how to outsmart them. When she got done with a kid he'd walk around watching for her out of the corner of his eye.
Once-in-awhile she had to set a kid in her lap and lock his hands and feet with her legs and hands until the kid settled down. She ended up with a broken tooth from a flailing head once and the facility was more concerned about the parent suing because of a little blood coming out of the back of the kid's head than they were about her bleeding broken tooth. Sadly, a lot of those kids who give trouble do it because they are abused at home. They wern't just mischevious like I was as a kid. They were just plain mad at the world. Jim
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