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Do you think that a child should be spanked? Yes, in some situations I think that a spanking on the bottom is necessary. I wasn't spanked much as a child, maybe three times, but all three spanking were to teach me a lesson about the dangers that I had put myself in. One day at 7 years old I got off of the bus and instead of going home I went home with one of my friends instead and did not go home. For hours my mother looked for me, and when she finally found me I received a scolding and a spanking

Bringing Up A New Generation Spanking Isn’t Child Abuse, It’s Common Sense, by Ruban Navarrette

Many parents believe disciplining a child by physical means is acceptable method of punishment, but I believe it is not right to spank, pinch, slap or force them to eat something just to cause them discomfort (soap, hot sauce). This is commonly known as corporal punishment. A punishment usually used to shock a child into behaving better by slight physical pain. I don’t believe there should be any reason for any corporal punishment and as time passes more and more people feel the same way. The reason

Spanking: Right or Wrong? By: Alyssa Clawson September 8, 2015 Every parent must undergo the question of how to properly discipline their child. Everyone has a different idea of what is “okay” and what is not. Many parents turn to different articles and try a variation of ideas. Spanking is a form of punishment that people have very strong opinions about. Whether people are for or against spanking, there is always reasoning behind this their thoughts and values. “…you can't tell your child not

Punishing children for their wrong-doings has been and always will be necessary for a child's development of right and wrong. The different types of punishments parents use on their children work for various types and degrees of trouble the child is in. Laura Markham, a clinical psychologist that specializes in relationship-based parenting, assumes in her essay “Should You Spank Your Child?” that spanking is one of the worst punishments a child could receive from his parents. However, corporal punishment

Agree or Disagree: Children should not be spanked in order to discipline them for a negative behavior Today, in the era of human rights, while the rights of children are officially recognized by international bodies, corporal punishment have not disappeared. According to a survey conducted in 2005 by the School of Psychology on behalf of UNICEF, violence against children worldwide spares no social category: it is present in the streets, in charitable institutions, of course, in the family. It appears

To Spank or not to Spank Right off the top of my head I can proudly say that I believe in spanking a child for punishment when they are the right age. If a kid is disciplined too little they’ll think they can get away with anything throughout their home life and not respect you as their parent. If spanked too much the child will grow a fear to do anything that he or she thinks they are going to get in trouble for. So think for one moment, what would happen if you found a perfect balance of discipline

Some parents think spanking a child is abuse when the parent hits a child for something he or she has done wrong like talking back to the parents. However, there are many parents who call it discipline. While some parents say it is a form of child abuse when children are spanked. Some caretakers never spank or hit children in their care as a means of discipline. Some parents are unaware of the types of problems they expose their children to if they hit them in order to discipline. A fine line exists

Spanking is a particular parenting behavior that I feel strongly about. In my particular case, my parents used spanking as disciplinary action if deprivation of privilege and time-out did not serve their purpose with my brothers and I. In these cases my parents would strike, or spank, our buttocks with an open palm to serve as a form of punishment. Although my parents did utilize spanking, they exhibited an authoritative parenting style where they promoted autonomy within reasonable limits (Bigner

For over decades now there has been many controversial debate about corporal punishment and how it effects a child’s life.Before we even begin this whole debate, we should distinguish the difference between child abuse and corporal punishment.Child abuse is when a parent or a caregiver fails to act upon action like injury, death, and emotional abuse with child abuse there are many forms of maltreatment, which includes neglect, physical abuse, sexual abuse, exploitation and emotional abuse. Corporal