A girl is sent to a corner when the spanking is over. This is the most common practise. Why not to use the standing or the kneeling in the corner as a separate discipline measure?
One may suppose it's a very mild treatment. I beg to differ - it's very effective. Let talk about kneeling this time.
Key advantages of the kneeling are as follows. 1. No spanking - no sound. If you are restricted to the silence by your neighbours or other inhabitants of the home the spanking isn't the best solution of discipline.
2. The kneeling is very tedious. When the girl kneels straight with no support and with her hands on a head she is spent after almost an hour of kneeling.
3. The kneeling is painful. It hurts not only knees but thighs, feet and stomach too.
4. The kneeling is the measured treatment. Assigning e.g. five minutes of kneeling as a primary dose lets to make the punishment harder increasing the time of kneeling at these intervals. These intervals may be used as a penalty for improper kneeling (wiggle, scratch, talking etc).
5. The kneeling is shameful. It's shameful as any other punishment. One may increase a level of the shame pulling girl's panties down or ordering her to undress waist down. Whe the girl kneels not in private but is observed by other inhabitants of the home the shame is even more greater.
6. The kneeling is very flexible and variable treatment. One may make the kneeling very painfull putting some pies on the floor. One may choose the time and the moment, the level of nudity and the exact position, the primary dose and the minimal time of the kneeling adjusting the disciplinary treatment personally to the particular girl.
7. There are no visible results (marks, bruises or wounds) in practice after the kneeling.
Let's describe the kneeling in one sentence. The kneeling is quiet, shameful, tedious and painful measured disciplinary treatment without visible results.