I am a parent of 3 daughters ages 9, 4, and 2.
I co-parent with the two youngest daughter’s father for financial purposes. My oldest daughter live with me full time.
a few months back, I was drinking and driving and wrecked my vehicle with my oldest daughter as a passenger. Therefore, I received a CPS case. The CPS case plan has been developed and I’ve been following all the steps to ensure the case gets dismissed as quickly as possible which would be within a 3-6 month time frame.
Recently my oldest daughter been lying and has been put on punishment at home. She decided on her own that she was going to attend a school event after hours, so she locked her bedroom door and jumped out the window and walked to the school which is 20 minutes walking distance.
this is not the first time she has ran away. In the past it would be due to fear of receiving a whooping. This time it was for her own will of doing what she wanted to do.
What are some creative punishments that does not involve whooping that may be helpful in this situation?
I co-parent with the two youngest daughter’s father for financial purposes. My oldest daughter live with me full time.
a few months back, I was drinking and driving and wrecked my vehicle with my oldest daughter as a passenger. Therefore, I received a CPS case. The CPS case plan has been developed and I’ve been following all the steps to ensure the case gets dismissed as quickly as possible which would be within a 3-6 month time frame.
Recently my oldest daughter been lying and has been put on punishment at home. She decided on her own that she was going to attend a school event after hours, so she locked her bedroom door and jumped out the window and walked to the school which is 20 minutes walking distance.
this is not the first time she has ran away. In the past it would be due to fear of receiving a whooping. This time it was for her own will of doing what she wanted to do.
What are some creative punishments that does not involve whooping that may be helpful in this situation?
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