user7141: If you see advising doesn't work with a child, are there acceptable punishments mentioned in Buddhism?
I know that Buddhism does not accept physical punishment, so I am asking about any other form of punishment.

user-1: I like Milton Erickson's practice of physically restricting the movement of his son when he engages in the prohibited behaviour until the child undergoes a change of heart. He describes this somewhere.

7141: <p>If you see advising doesn't work with a child, are there acceptable punishments mentioned in Buddhism?</p>

<p>I know that Buddhism does not accept physical punishment, so I am asking about any other form of punishment.</p>
 -1: <p>I like Milton Erickson's practice of physically restricting the movement of his son when he engages in the prohibited behaviour until the child undergoes a change of heart. He describes this somewhere.</p>
