There are too many to count. We need to teach society about behaviors and what to watch for.
About 10%, or perhaps as many as 40%, of abusive parents were themselves physically abused as children, but most abused children do not grow up to be abusive parents.
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of course but it matters of how many times they have been abused by him/she
Hi - i don't exactly know your answer but children are neglected or abused every day!
Many studies done over the past 20 years show that there is no effect of gay fathers on children, as compared with heterosexual fathers.
3 children by different fathers
Yes, abuse is definitely something that is a learned behavior. That's not to say that everyone that is abused will become abusive but there is definitely a correlation between abusers being abused themselves. It's sad because in so many cases the victim becomes the abuser.
No. Many times the abuser will tell you you are being abusive as a way to manipulate you into giving affection, which continues the abuse, as manipulation can be a form of abuse.
About every one in three children get abused daily.
To stop an abusive Father--Daughter relationship depends on the age of the daughter. If she is a child, you call HRS and keep calling. The only hope is to get hold of the idiot's boss there and get her out of that situation. If she is a teen, she can take some steps herself. There are guidance councilors she can discuss her problems with, at least in the United States. There are steps she can take to escape from that relationship. She can follow legal steps. If she is an adult, there are support groups. Many women have been abused by their fathers and are still being abused by their fathers. It does not end even if their fathers have died. Support groups with other women have helped a number of them get through this hell. Just because skin has grown over deep wounds does not mean the wounds have healed. The support groups can help in the healing process.
I'm not a lawyer but i believe the answer is YES. Many children feel unprotected by the non-abusive parent, even when the abuse is occurring within a traditional 'nuclear' family. A biological parent has a responsiblity to protect their children. If their children are being abused by their partner they are responsible for putting a stop to it. If it is allowed to continue it becomes abuse 'by proxy' In the best case it's still neglect, which is also a form of abuse.
If you search online you can find many templates for Fathers Day coloring pages. However many older children may want to produce their own original works to give to their fathers on Fathers Day.