Discipline is Not Abuse

Many people today are arrested by training only their children. However, at older age, training children is to properly set ethical standards and teach children what to do and not to do. There is a delicate boundary between abuse and disciplinary action. So what is child abuse? Child abuse includes any mission or omission that harms or harms the physical and mental health and development of the child. Child abuse often involves any damage to children who can not reasonably be explained and is often represented by an injury or series of injuries that is inherently not a coincidence.

Child abuse and child abuse are often intertwined, as child abuse and child abuse are a problem in the world, especially in the United States. But the difficult part actually understands different cultures and understands how they govern the children. In a sense, we can consider it a child abuse, but we can regard it as an effective way to discipline children. The long-term impact of child abuse is great. However, a proper child training method is highly desirable for children's protection and happiness. One factor that plays an important role in children's discipline is the environment in which the family lives. Adults are extremely necessary to train their children in a place surrounded by negative factors in their daily lives. But does negative factors and circumstances help promote child abuse, does it make the child's discipline strict?

Child abuse has many consequences. Regardless of whether it is due to verbal abuse or persistent blow, there are various kinds of child abuse. Although there is child abuse, I think that children still need to be disciplined regularly rather than being abused. I also think that if a child is properly trained, parents will not abuse their children because there are few child-rearing options. I have witnessed child abuse, so I believe that discipline is not a child abuse.

In the study of 'discipline and physical abuse of children in immigrant Latin American families', focusing is on counseling of Latin American families who come to the United States and do not understand disciplinary measures of their children . . It is regarded as child abuse. "Finally, some Latin parents, such as parents of other groups, punish children in a cruel and malicious way, which is considered abusive in other cultures (Fontes, 2002) The argument about Latin American immigrants is about American culture and disciplinary measures of their children, but some people think that abuse is the case in the US, but they think that it is good parenting They are proud of their families, because they respect and train the elderly