Building the perfect child
Is child abuse the best form of discipline?
What is Child abuse?
Child abuse is when a child is intentionally harmed by an adult or another child – it can be over a period of time but can also be a one-off action. It can be physical, sexual or emotional and it can happen in person or online. It can also be a lack of love, care and attention – this is neglect.
Current laws
It is unlawful for a parent or carer to smack their child. There is however a defence available to a parent or person acting in loco parentis where the smack amounts to “reasonable punishment” This defence is laid down in Section 58 of the Children Act 2004
Pros and cons
- can cause physical harm to the child
- can cause emotional harm to the child
- can damage the parent - child relationship
- children still may not listen after physical abuse - then what are you doing?
- immediate response
- traditional
- 'can be efective'
- Hitting a partner? Domestic Violence
- Hitting an animal? Animal cruelty
- Hitting a Coworker? Workplace assualt
- Hitting an elder? Elder abuse
- Hitting a child? CHILD ABUSE
If they are old enough to understand their behaviour, reason with them. If they're not old enough to reason with, then why are you hitting them...
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Building the perfect child
Is child abuse the best form of discipline?
What is Child abuse?
Child abuse is when a child is intentionally harmed by an adult or another child – it can be over a period of time but can also be a one-off action. It can be physical, sexual or emotional and it can happen in person or online. It can also be a lack of love, care and attention – this is neglect.
Current laws
It is unlawful for a parent or carer to smack their child. There is however a defence available to a parent or person acting in loco parentis where the smack amounts to “reasonable punishment” This defence is laid down in Section 58 of the Children Act 2004
Pros and cons
If they are old enough to understand their behaviour, reason with them. If they're not old enough to reason with, then why are you hitting them...