> Complete prison situation. No car, no privledges, a bed and a room with his
> schoolbooks and a lock on the outside. He stays in his room aside from meals
> with the family, and school. He is driven to school every day and picked up
> directly after, aside from school sanctioned activites. He is allowed visits
> from his friends if they are supervised. You get the idea.
>
> As soon as he learns to behave in a manner that his father wants him to, he
> earns his stuff back slowly. If he fucks up, everything is taken away and he
> starts from square one.
>
> Now that's obviously an extreme example, but I'm a firm believer that children
> of that age need a complete jail situation. I guess I'll let you know if I still
> feel that way in 10.5 years when my son turns sixteen.
>
> CSP
>