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Don't EVER yell at kids this young, you will give the trauma. My dad did the same, and I haven't recovered yet. I'm 21 by the way

alpha2022 said:
Don't EVER yell at kids this young, you will give the trauma. My dad did the same, and I haven't recovered yet. I'm 21 by the way

I was yelled at and didn't suffer any trauma for it. I think it depends on the yelling. Like here in this comic the yelling is just a quick 'this isn't a friendly situation' yell. Very startling yes, but it shouldn't cause more than some confusion in them.

Now repeated yelling I can definitely understand. But right here it makes sure that they don't just run forward and ignore her warning if she has just calmly said to stay back. I can't tell you how many times I've seen kids be told something only to basically go ' yeah yeah whatever' because the parent was being too 'nice'

viipuri said:
I was yelled at and didn't suffer any trauma for it. I think it depends on the yelling. Like here in this comic the yelling is just a quick 'this isn't a friendly situation' yell. Very startling yes, but it shouldn't cause more than some confusion in them.

Now repeated yelling I can definitely understand. But right here it makes sure that they don't just run forward and ignore her warning if she has just calmly said to stay back. I can't tell you how many times I've seen kids be told something only to basically go ' yeah yeah whatever' because the parent was being too 'nice'

Yeah, what counts as good parenting changes a bit in the wild where one slip up can lead to your kids being as dead as that rabbit.

O.O

cherish_hill said:
Yeah, what counts as good parenting changes a bit in the wild where one slip up can lead to your kids being as dead as that rabbit.

I agree with you my friend survival is usually the main concern in the wild a mother who has not hunted or killed the same rabbit would be cautious of eating it rather giving it to her pups anything could have happened to that rabbit besides having a few teeth marks.