We found this new technique so compelling and potentially effective, we felt duty-bound to post it.  Please note that we take no credit  whatsoever for this positively inspired approach -- though FFFast.com hastens to add that we wholeheartedly endorse the technique.

The email we received with this information was many times forwarded, so we are uncertain of the original source.  However, it is attributed to Mr. Edward Anglesey.  

Though we find no listing for Mr. Anglesey in the annals of psychiatry nor any listing amongst the authors of books on the upbringing of children, it is clear he is one of the foremost experts in this area.

Why Mr. Anglesey's new technique has not been more widely circulated we can only attribute to a conspiracy-of-silence among his colleagues.  We rail against the narrow-minded thinking that would suppress such a valuable technique!

Read on to hear, in Mr. Anglesey's own words, exactly how the technique is used.  - Editors

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Much has been said about "tough love" for misbehaving children.

Most of America's populace thinks it very improper to spank children, so my wife and I have tried other methods to control our kids when they have one of "those moments".

One that we found very effective is for me to just take the child for a car ride and talk. They usually calm down and stop misbehaving after our little car ride together.

I've included the photo below of one of my sessions, with our son Robert, in case you would like to use the technique.

Sincerely,

Edward Anglesey
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[ Back to World Index] Edited and adapted from an anonymous email forwarded by the preternaturally inconclusive Jeff G. .

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