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I have seen a post about child education recently and it made me to think and do a bit of research. Here is the reason why I refuse to use violence to educate. 1. Spanking shows that “stronger” is right When you use physical punishment to show a child he/she did something wrong, you are sending the unintended message that whomever is bigger and stronger decides what’s right and what’s wrong. Does this mean your child can determine what’s right when he or she becomes stronger than you? Could this contribute to why elder abuse is so prevalent? 2. Spanking demonstrates that older people have a right to hit younger people You’re sending the message that older, bigger people have the right to hit younger, smaller people. This is especially confusing when you’re disciplining a child for hitting someone. What do you think can happen when your child grows to be bigger than you? 3. Spanking gives the example that violence solves problems Spanking also shows children that violence is an appropriate way to solve life’s problems. “If I don’t like what you do, then I’m going to hit you.” Physically punishing your child can be perceived as a form of bullying, sending the message to your child that this is an effective way to get others to do things your way. 4. Spanking damages self-esteem When children are hit by the very people who are supposed to protect them, it causes a child to question, “What’s wrong with me?” Self-esteem is a critically important and fragile thing. If you want your child to succeed in life, the level of his or her self-esteem will be a major determining factor. 5. Spanking can increase the likelihood of developing mental health symptoms According to this new study, links have been found from later mental health diagnoses to higher incidents of childhood spanking for disciplinary purposes. I am willing to bet that when spanking your child, your intention wasn’t to create long-term psychological problems. 6. Spanking damages your relationship and trust Do you remember being hit as a child? Do you ever remember thinking afterward, “I’m so thankful my parent loves me enough to hit me?” Of course you didn’t! You were probably thinking, “I hate you” or some version of an anti-relationship building comment. Of course that doesn’t last long if parents do an overall good job of parenting. However, spanking can shake the foundation of trust between you and your child. Your child trusts you to always have his or her best interests in mind. Spanking can greatly cause your child to question this premise. 7. Spanking reduces the influence you have with your children When you think of those people you listen to, trust and seek out for advice, it’s those people who support and encourage you, not generally those who “smack you down,” either literally or physically. Do you want to have influence with your child? Then you might want to stop hitting him or her, even if it’s for “his own good. |
I have seen a post about child education recently and it made me to think and do a bit of research. Here is the reason why I refuse to use violence to educate. 1. Spanking shows that “stronger” is right When you use physical punishment to show a child he/she did something wrong, you are sending the unintended message that whomever is bigger and stronger decides what’s right and what’s wrong. Does this mean your child can determine what’s right when he or she becomes stronger than you? Could this contribute to why elder abuse is so prevalent? 2. Spanking demonstrates that older people have a right to hit younger people You’re sending the message that older, bigger people have the right to hit younger, smaller people. This is especially confusing when you’re disciplining a child for hitting someone. What do you think can happen when your child grows to be bigger than you? 3. Spanking gives the example that violence solves problems Spanking also shows children that violence is an appropriate way to solve life’s problems. “If I don’t like what you do, then I’m going to hit you.” Physically punishing your child can be perceived as a form of bullying, sending the message to your child that this is an effective way to get others to do things your way. 4. Spanking damages self-esteem When children are hit by the very people who are supposed to protect them, it causes a child to question, “What’s wrong with me?” Self-esteem is a critically important and fragile thing. If you want your child to succeed in life, the level of his or her self-esteem will be a major determining factor. 5. Spanking can increase the likelihood of developing mental health symptoms According to this new study, links have been found from later mental health diagnoses to higher incidents of childhood spanking for disciplinary purposes. I am willing to bet that when spanking your child, your intention wasn’t to create long-term psychological problems. 6. Spanking damages your relationship and trust Do you remember being hit as a child? Do you ever remember thinking afterward, “I’m so thankful my parent loves me enough to hit me?” Of course you didn’t! You were probably thinking, “I hate you” or some version of an anti-relationship building comment. Of course that doesn’t last long if parents do an overall good job of parenting. However, spanking can shake the foundation of trust between you and your child. Your child trusts you to always have his or her best interests in mind. Spanking can greatly cause your child to question this premise. 7. Spanking reduces the influence you have with your children When you think of those people you listen to, trust and seek out for advice, it’s those people who support and encourage you, not generally those who “smack you down,” either literally or physically. Do you want to have influence with your child? Then you might want to stop hitting him or her, even if it’s for “his own good. |
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I won't be surprised if d girl is finer than d op.. Pls let us see your pic ![]() |
medolab90:My blooda any news that has hushpupi has been set to automatically move to front page on nairaland. ![]() |
coalcoal1:Let's just fry fufu instead |
ollah1:Nna this one weak me o |
snazzy5050:Responsible is not just the perfect word to use |
All of you suggesting rehab centers,, pls do we have em in Nigeria, if yes, are dey functioning well?? Is ask I ask. |
helphelp:Free her, na Slay Queen b this one na, why you Dey write too much grammar. |
Buking1:So the app has its way of detecting ugly peeps and automically removing em from the platform abi.
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Arccangel:You just gave a definition to justify all the nonsense you have been spewing, the word "BROKE" is either the past tense of break or being bankrupt, not having money. Abi which dictionary defines it as all d rubbish you mentioned above?? |
Benita27:But patoranking too was a barrow pusher na ![]() |
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fastgyal:I actually admire such confident from a lady, I don't see it as being cheap or desperate, I see a goal getter, I see a lady who knows what she wants, I see a lady who understands that life is not gonna give you what you really want because you deserve it, most times you have to take it by force. |
Pavore9:Sorry how do you define a yahoo boy look ![]() |
idris4eva: |
As the card Dey enter, I Dey do Mtn sub straight without even wanting to know who sent it. I would just believe it's the Lord's doing. |
dis one na dog meat o |
"...Everyone thought he was dead but I TOLD them that as long as my hands have been laid on this young man in prayers he will be fine..." she trying to form Jesus Christ or Holy Mary?? or is it not d Tonto Dikeh I know?? |
smartty68:are you sure that dude is not GAY?? |
saharacable:pastor be sounding like he wants d dude to cheat death.. bubu is an old man, and want happens when man grows old is that he becomes weak physically, falls sick easily and eventually dieds. bubu is obviously at that stage where all d above happens, it's only a matter of time before he finally kicks d bucket. |
Nickizoe:"white unseasoned albino chicken" chai see fatality... by d way I understand ur plight.. fair girl + fair dude can equal to "white unseasoned albino chicken baby" eheheh!! |
Nickizoe:"white unseasoned albino chicken" chai see fatality... by d way I understand ur plight.. fair girl + fair dude can equal to "white unseasoned albino chicken" eheheh!! |
dingbang:my broda we have something in common here... |
Paco Rabani |
kpaofame:it is as long as you are paying tithes to men in black. |
kpaofame:Yahoo is your only option. |
metronaija2:OMG!!! how is this news worthy,, nd dis made fp?? she for hang on air to greet now.
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Omotayor123:
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Oreoo:Fatality!!
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