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Title: No Fear : A Police Officer's Perspective by Robert R. Surgenor ISBN: 1-57736-159-8 Publisher: Providence House Pub Pub. Date: 31 December, 1999 Format: Paperback Volumes: 1 List Price(USD): $18.95

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Average Customer Rating: 4.5 (8 reviews)

Rating: 5
Summary: Whomp 'em
Comment: This guy tells it like it is. Whatever your little buddy is doing, you just nip it in the bud. Right now. Otherwise he'll wind up on the street, getting cuffed. Statistics demonstrate that most American presidents, movie actors and C.E.O.'s had daddies that used everything from canoe paddles to guns to keep their boys in line. Whereas, jailbirds typically have Liberal fathers who didn't believe in whipping. How can you argue with the facts?

Rating: 5
Summary: Telling the truth
Comment: This book completely destroys the rhetoric of the anti-spanking crowd who says that spanking a child makes them anti-social and violent. There are plenty of statistics in this book to prove otherwise!

Rating: 5
Summary: Well researched, and useful
Comment: As a parent, I know that my child behaved before she reached the age of reason in part because she knew that IF she stepped over the line, she WOULD receive that spanking! Her knowledge that I wasn't afraid to use it was enough to make it a rare occasion. That knowledge may have saved her from a terrible fall one day when I was forced to scream at her while bolting up the stairs so she didn't catapult herself over the balcony while bouncing on a chair she had pulled over to the railing without my knowledge. She froze at my screams, and it didn't take but a tap on the bottom when I reached her to make sure she didn't do it again. The spanking and noise so impressed her, I didn't need to do it again for several years. It was FEAR of spanking that controlled her behavior when I said "No!"

As a child abuse defense attorney living in New Hampshire, I also have to fight the effects of radical anti-spanking professor Murray Straus and other "experts" the state Division of Children, Youth, and Families call in to testify that spanking is harmful. Eli Newberger, of Boston Children's hospital, testified in one of my cases that he believed in parental spanking. In HIS book, "The Men They Will Become," he states that he believes the US should ban it, as have Sweden and other countries (p. 81).

Bob Surgenor balances the shoddy research of the anti-spankers like Murray Straus and Eli Newberger with sound facts, and correctly points out that above all, spanking works. I highly recommend this book, especially for parents that are having problems early on. Getting your child's attention early saves a lot of problems down the road!