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If you need to beat your child, you have failed as a parent.
Some kids need to be beat.If you need to beat your child, you have failed as a parent.
That literally just makes people turn out even worsehe's right. more people need to be slapped growing up
Yeah, kids with shitty parentsSome kids need to be beat.
What a deeply stupid hot takeBetter that, than getting molested or being turned trans.
And how did you turn out? Well-adjusted?I was smacked around all the time. 90% of the time I deserved it. Is this thread going the op thought it would?
Unfortunately that's not usually how it works. Violence begets violence.Lets hope sean has enough awareness not to turn out like his dad and abuse his kids and wife.
^^^^^^^This guy gets itKinda like dogs. Kids don't need to be hit. And if you ever think they did, there was already a problem with the parenting way before the "needing to hit them"
And if you're somebody who thinks that you got hit and turned out just fine so kids should still be hit? Then you did not turn out fine.
Literally every early childhood development expertSays who, some guy on a MMA forum?
^^^^^^^^^^^^^ THISQuestion for all the people who got smacked:
If it worked, why did you get smacked again?
"Good evidence suggests that physical punishment does not reduce defiant or aggressive behaviour nor does it promote long-term positive behaviour in children.11,14,15,16 A systematic review of 53 studies on the use of physical punishment in schools found that it had negative effects on the academic performance of children and resulted in behavioural issues (e.g. violent behaviour and aggressive conduct).17"
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What does the evidence tell us about physical punishment of children?
This short article describes the effects of physical punishment on children and the evidence available.aifs.gov.au
I know everyone is looking for easy answers, but maybe question things a little more?
Good for herDropped my son with teh jab when he was in middle school for being lippy towards his mom. Then his mom threw hands at me.
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It may not inherently be child abuse, but as a matter of empirically tested truth it's usually worse than completely ineffective as a child disciplinary measure and it foregoes the opportunity to actually teach your child to think and recognize the difference between right and wrong. And, of course, it's child abuse vastly more than frequently enough to outweigh it's non-existent utility as a disciplinary measure in all cases. Unless you want to teach your child to be afraid (which is occasionally the right thing to do, such as smacking their hand away from the hot stove to avoid a serious injury), or that violence is an acceptable tool for dealing with everyday problems, don't hit your children.Spanking or smacking your child as a form of discipline is not inherently child abuse.
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Sean Strickland is back in the headlines, this time for promoting child abuse.
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he's right. more people need to be slapped growing up
I actually agree with him
Exactly, but these people are so fucking stupid that they think their kid is property and that they "know better," and can do whatever they want.Literally every early childhood development expert
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Sean Strickland is back in the headlines, this time for promoting child abuse.
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