Parenting-N-Families

Question by Renee: Any website for unusual child discipline methods cross culturally?
I am doing a reserach paper and I want to include unusual but legal child discipline methods in other countries. I’m having a hard time finding any information. Please help me.
Thanks
For instance, the practice of the Vietnamese to make disobedient children kneel on uncooked rice, or children who are burned by candle wax as acceptable forms of punishment. I’m trying to find unusual but acceptable methods of child discipline in countries outside of the U.S. I hope this helps.

I am not pregnant but just in case I am in a couple of years or so, I just want to ask you what you think of these unusual baby names I thought of. They are all ‘ordinary names’ spelled backwards.
Cire (Eric spelled backwards, one of my favorites)
Leinad (Daniel spelled backwards, one of my favorites)
Nevets (Steven spelled backwards)
Tenaj (Janet spelled backwards)
Divad (David spelled backward)
Lorac (Carol spelled backwards)
Etak (Kate spelled backwards)

Hey evryone i’m new to this but i’ll post my question.
I’m looking for some really unusual, unique baby names for BOTH genders, something you don’t hear often like Zachary and Amanda, i’m looking for something different.
Any ideas?
Help please.

Please could you rate out of 10 what you think of the following baby names for my unborn twins. (Boy and Girl)
Boy = Riley Cy Barros
Girl = Remy Rose Barros

I’m currently looking at baby names for my first child, but I was hoping for something less common or unusual. I’m after both genders (as I don’t know what gender my beautiful baby will be). I’m really not after weird names such as Apple though.
Any ideas are appreciated. Thank you.