The answers that are often heard from people who admit being separated from their children: "crying never hurts" and "have been caresses to make me the man (or woman) that I am today" "The answers to these two answers should Being "Did", that is, takes into account the damage it has caused.
This seems like an overwhelming statement, but there is a lot of evidence about it. Studies have been conducted for a long time - 50 years - on the long-term consequences of punishment, and the condemnatory conclusion is that a child who would be regularly injured in adulthood will be physically punished.
The damage can take the form of aggression against others: parents and/or partners often abuse children, which can lead to depression, alcoholism or low self-esteem. Stress is a form of child abuse, and all this abuse is dangerous because the psychiatric effects can last a lifetime.
There is no evidence that Pat has an advantage. A hacker can end his disobedience temporarily, but also those who have had a serious conversation. However, children with theft, probably no less, will be wrong and will be antisocial in the future. A child who runs out of the house to avoid another blow will probably feel frustrated with the neighbors or the tires of the car or will do something undesirable.
A stroke can only damage the relationship between parents and children. What parent really wants their child to be afraid of them first of all?
The trick is illegal in many countries of the world. Sweden was the first to ban it in 1979 and followed another 52. It was banned in Scotland in 2017, but not in the rest of the UK: teachers could not beat the baby, but parents can do it.
Of course, passing a law is one thing, but respecting this law is another matter, especially if the crime occurs in the privacy of the home. Most British parents believe that seizures should not be prohibited and, if they are carried out illegally, there is no guarantee that this will not happen again.
But if everyone were aware of the long-term damage that could cause future harm in terms of mental and physical health, could they change their mind?
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opinions about education are changing a lot. I would say that today's children are most concerned about the lack of interest of parents and their immediate surroundings.
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