What are the solutions to child abuse?

Answer 1

Three solutions to child abuse is.

1. Report it to a family member or teacher or someone who your close to.

2. Call a helpline

3. Call the police.

4. Tell your friends mum, she could help you

Answer 2

1. Education. Programs and education need to be provided for children that have already been abuse. The chances of an abused child growing up with emotional scars, even when the physical scars have disappeared, is extremely high. The child grows up with a messed up view on parenting and one way to prevent hereditary abuse from flowing down the generations to educate these young people in the correct parenting techniques and also anger management.

2. Support young / at risk parents in raising children. Raising a child is difficult and without pre-natal and post-natal courses it can be impossible for some people. Giving people a free option of doing a course may prevent a parent from 'losing it' when their child is constantly crying and they don't know what to do.

3. Advertising. A good TV campaign on child abuse will highlight and remind people that it is never okay to hit a child and may prevent someone from hurting their child.

4. Monitor children's Television and Video viewing. Children learn from example so watching violent films and TV programs can harm young children who struggle to separate reality from fiction and they may grow up thinking its acceptable to behave the way they have been shown on TV.

5. Early child and family screening and treatment for at risk families and children. This will assist in early detection of behavior that could highlight a potential risk and then the parent can then be educated in ways of managing the behavior they display.

6. Cheep, safe childcare opportunities. This would help both parents who work and also at home parents. It can be stressful being at home with your child all day and having an opportunity to put your child into childcare for a few hours may release the stress and tension and the parents will be happy to look after the child again.

Answer 3

1) Call the police is child abuse is suspected (there must be visable signs of abuse/nelegct

2) Remove the child from the abuse, via DSS/CPS

3) The parent(s) need to seek counseling