It's good to discipline children.
Carol and Tom have two children together but Tom always lets the children get away with they do wrong.
Carol wants the children to be better behaved.
Carol talks to Tom about the importance of making sure the children act good, and they act as a team when addressing the children's behavior issues.
Carol follows along with Tom's preferences in not disciplining the children, leaving it to teachers and family to make them act better.
The children learn they will have to face punishment when they intentionally do wrong and become productive adult members of society.
The children grow up getting into a large amount of trouble and don't respect Carol and Tom.