It all comes down to the Golden Rule: Treat others as you would have others treat you. In other words, if you beat someone, you need to expect and accept that someone will beat you.
Because beating hurts.
Because if your child goes to school and tells a teacher about it,then the teacher will call DCF and your child will be taken away to foster care and you could get arested for assulting a child
I have a good answer.
Kind of.
There are so many reasons why parents shouldn't beat their children- assuming those parents want their children to become healthy and happy and what not. If the parents want their kids to suffer- beating them is probably a good idea. It's hard for me to explain why kids suffer when their parents physically abuse them. For one thing it causes the abused child to find ways to cope with the issue, and often the child adapts behaviors that don't help to create a good life, such as becoming afraid of people. There's a relatively complex psychological explanation, but it's actually a loaded question- as in there is a lot of room for discussion of the answer. So if you really want a decent answer for this question, read some books. Maybe a red book I've looked into before called Bradshaw on: The Family. Or some other books about psychology and childhood.
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Firstly, the third answer from the top does not suggest why it's wrong to beat kids - just that you don't want to get caught doing it!! Weird!
Secondly, I've not seen the slightest evidence that slapping a child is bad for it. When people talk of beating they make it sound as though you are setting about the child with clubs. That IS bad. But a slap ain't.
Children get physical scars and emotional scars when they are abused. The emotional scars usually stay with them for life and affect their personality and who they become as adults.
That is an act of kindness, but it is often difficult since abused children develop emotional problems and may behave badly.
Children's health encompasses the physical, mental, emotional, and social well-being of children from infancy through adolescence
It depends if the child itself was or is being abused, they will either forget it or remember it. 80% of children who were abused, still remember being abused. Physical abuse effects children by making them feel slightly depressed, or feel like they have to pretend to be normal. The 80% of children who recall being abused say they never talk about their feelings of their abuse or sadness, and say that they became so depressed, they began to have suicidal thoughts. Physical abuse can effect the child in a different way if its one of the parents being abused. For example, if the mother was being abused, the child would feel as if their mother were weak, or be afraid to talk with the mother. If the father were abusing the mother, the child would be afraid to have any contact with the father.
No disabled children do not understand that they are being abused.
No, most of them are not abused as children, myself included.
There are more than 1,700 FAQ about Abused Children on WikiAnswers.
Over millions of children from around the world are abused every day.
what are the emotional needs of children?
Hi - i don't exactly know your answer but children are neglected or abused every day!
a mother becomes abusive once she begins to harm her children, or put them in any sort of physical or emotional danger
Beating children is abuse. The types of abuse are physical, emotional, mental, and sexual. Threats probably fall under the emotional or mental catogories.