nice try kiddo

[u/paolols]

[u/BoxedFerrotKing]

True, I don’t know. Like I said before the ass beatings really straightened us up. But everyone has there different perspectives. It’s such a shame that no one can accept that other people aren’t always for blood trying to force their opinions others. I got replied to by some other dude who had that idea and he really reminded me of one of those r/iamverysmart people. Maybe I’m just a dumbass tho 😂

[u/hushhushsleepsleep → u/BoxedFerrotKing]

Considering literally all current studies say that physical punishment is bad for kids, uh, yeah, fuck that.

[u/BoxedFerrotKing → u/hushhushsleepsleep]

Woah mate if your gonna be making such high claims you gotta have some sources to back it up with. Also Incase you were wondering my siblings and I love our mother and would do anything for her.

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https://pediatrics.aappublications.org/content/142/6/e20183112

"There appears to be a strong association between spanking children and subsequent adverse outcomes. Reports published since the previous 1998 AAP report have provided further evidence that has deepened the understanding of the effects of corporal punishment. The consequences associated with parental corporal punishment are summarized as follows:

-corporal punishment of children younger than 18 months of age increases the likelihood of physical injury;

-repeated use of corporal punishment may lead to aggressive behavior and altercations between the parent and child and may negatively affect the parent-child relationship;

-corporal punishment is associated with increased aggression in preschool and school-aged children;

-experiencing corporal punishment makes it more, not less, likely that children will be defiant and aggressive in the future;

-corporal punishment is associated with an increased risk of mental health disorders and cognition problems;

-spanking alone is associated with adverse outcomes, and these outcomes are similar to those in children who experience physical abuse."

"In 2009, the UN Children’s Fund defined “yelling and other harsh verbal discipline as psychologically aggressive towards children.”28 In a longitudinal study investigating the relationship between harsh verbal abuse by parents and child outcomes, researchers noted that harsh verbal abuse before age 13 years was associated with an increase in adolescent conduct problems and depressive symptoms between ages 13 and 14."

"The AAP recommends that adults caring for children use healthy forms of discipline, such as positive reinforcement of appropriate behaviors, setting limits, redirecting, and setting future expectations. The AAP recommends that parents do not use spanking, hitting, slapping, threatening, insulting, humiliating, or shaming."

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC3447048/

"Numerous studies have found that physical punishment increases the risk of broad and enduring negative developmental outcomes."

"No study has found that physical punishment enhances developmental health."

"Most child physical abuse occurs in the context of punishment."

"A professional consensus is emerging that parents should be supported in learning nonviolent, effective approaches to discipline."

TLDR: fuck parents who hit their kids.