Hitting kids: American parenting and physical punishment | Brookings
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Many parents spank their children to put an immediate stop to bad behavior (e.g., shoving another child, reaching for a hot stove, etc.). Being on the receiving end, children may learn to associate violence with power or getting one’s own way.
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- Many parents spank their children to put an immediate stop to bad behavior (e.g., shoving another child, reaching for a hot stove, etc.).
- Being on the receiving end, children may learn to associate violence with power or getting one’s own way.
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