The effect ofboomerang's hands on children

There are many factors that <x0.6x1> use physical punishments against children, including learning from a parent - based education once meant to use physical strength, as well as from the culture we belong to.

Physical punishment often results when a parent himself is in a deep emotional situation of sadness or painful resentment, which tend to lower the threshold of self - control. This can also result from the failure of educational strategies we have used with children.

What are the consequences of physical punishments?

In progress: The majority of children who suffer physical convictions because of aggressive behavior develop an even greater aggressiveness in the future; as a study by Murray Straus studies at New Hampshire University, which says: slaps are related to an increase in child's bad behavior and is the opposite of what everyone thinks.

These results are consistent with large numbers of studies, says Straus, who has analysed university students' criminal tendencies in 15 countries using 9 metres of criminality.

Development of Intelligence  Development of intelligence and cognitive skills seems to suffer injuries if the child has been beaten with slaps when he was young. A study whose results were made public in San Diego on the case of the International Violence, Abuse and Trauma Conference notes this.

According to this research, when children have suffered physical violence, they are destined to have a lower intellect coefficacy in relation to other children. According to the author of this research, even a few times of slap in the buttocks can affect and bring about a growthal slowdown and the child's cognitive abilities. All of this shows that our brain does not remain indifferent to what appears to be only the situations of physical and fleshly dimensions.

Do Not Condemn Your Child

We condemn the child in order to bring about a correction, but in reality it absorbs the whole other thing... it teaches that problems can be solved by violence, and if we, their educators and parents, want to teach children self-control through physical punishments, we get a completely different result, just like the result when we release a carbuomerang, who turns around.

The child learns to run “the law of the fittest” and thinks it's right to mistreat younger children.

We also remember that child abuse increases the likelihood that when they are adults, they have a low intelligence coefficiency, less self - control, they can develop a tendency to break rules, low self - esteem, poor relationships, they can be subject to depression and much more, with predisposition to rape their children when they are parents themselves.

And the last thing we need to remember is that even some slaps in our ass are considered a real physical aggression against the child. /Botasot